Mahdi Barkhordari

@mahdibeee.bsky.social

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Building an Indie iOS App Studio in public & sharing our daily journey and tips. ProductTank Birmingham co-organiser! #buildinpublic

Screenshot from App Store Connect showing the app status as “Approved” after the second submission, with manual release selected.
Dashboard screenshot showing early-stage app metrics: 3 active trials, 15 active subscriptions, $21 MRR, $11 revenue in the last 28 days, 25 new customers, and 32 active customers — reflecting a small but live product in market.
Screen recording of a dark-themed subscription tracking app where a user adds a Bumble subscription. The user enters the subscription amount, selects billing details, and saves it. The app shows subscription details including renewal date, payment method, and billing history, demonstrating how easily a new subscription can be added and managed.
Screenshot of Apple’s App Store Marketing Tools website showing options to create linked download badges, custom promotional assets with app previews, and QR codes that direct users to an App Store page.
Dark-themed promotional graphic for SoftVM showing a clean Apple Silicon Mac interface running a lightweight virtual machine. Headline reads “SoftVM – Ultra-Lightweight Virtualization for Apple Silicon.” Supporting text highlights “70% fewer resources” and “Free tier with full-featured VM management.” Minimal, modern design with performance-focused messaging.
iPhone mockup of Lernzy showing a saved article converted into an AI summary with action buttons and weekly digest options.
Promotional graphic for the Pastey app. Blue gradient background with flowing red and orange abstract waves. Large white headline reads “Save smarter. Find faster.” A search bar says “Find anything you’ve ever copied with Pastey.” On the right, an iPhone mockup shows the Pastey app interface with Personal and Work folders, recently copied items including text, app links, maps, and images. At the bottom, icons highlight “Private by design” and “Seamless sync.”
1.At t0 •You start with Sales = 1 (heavy focus). •Product = 2 (basic, just enough to sell). 2. From t0 to t1 •Product gets most of the attention: Product = 3. •You’re stabilizing, fixing, improving. •Sales continues, but it’s not the main work anymore. 3. From t1 to t2 •Once the product feels solid and less fragile, you go back to Sales/Distribution hard = 4. •Now scaling makes sense.
Preview of our new subscription tracking app’s App Store screenshots. Dark theme with neon green accents. Slides highlight features like tracking where subscription money goes, no surprise renewals, spotting forgotten trials, ending trials on time, cancelling before charges, viewing all subscriptions in one place, browsing thousands of services, and full customization options. Multiple iPhone mockups display dashboards, calendars, renewal alerts, and subscription lists including Netflix and ChatGPT examples.
App Store Connect dashboard showing 51.4K impressions, 1.01K product page views, 0.7% conversion rate, 266 downloads, $153 revenue, and 11 crashes for Habbit over several months.
Screenshot of a mobile app interface highlighting a small, playful micro-interaction detail in the UI. The design feels minimal and polished, showcasing subtle animation and thoughtful spacing that reflects careful product craftsmanship.
Screenshot of an early startup meeting record in Google Sheets titled “Meeting #11,” showing a structured weekly agenda with time allocations, roadmap reviews, fundraising discussions, competitor analysis, and a “How do we feel?” self-scoring section for two founders. A small video call window in the corner shows the two co-founders discussing product analytics and progress.
Clean blue gradient UI showing SoftVM, a lightweight virtual machine manager for Apple Silicon. Card-based interface displays multiple VMs including macOS and Linux with real-time CPU, memory, and storage usage. Screenshot also shows an Ubuntu VM running smoothly, highlighting native performance and minimal overhead.
MacBook mockup showing Apple App Store Connect analytics dashboard for a habit tracking app, displaying impressions around 20.9K, 163 downloads, conversion rate 1.14 percent, and revenue of 100 dollars, highlighting early traction but low monetisation.
Dark textured background with a green S logo at the top. Large white text reads “You’re probably paying for something you forgot.” Below it are two award-style labels reading “Apps We Love” and “Invaluable Utility.” At the bottom is a green “Download on the App Store” button.
Screenshot of the Unlock Futurix YouTube channel showing over 4 million total views, around 3,000 subscribers, and multiple short-form videos about entrepreneurship, AI, and startup insights featuring well-known business leaders.
Screenshot of an Excalidraw canvas showing multiple mobile app wireframes and user flows for a subscription tracking iOS app, including overview screens, add subscription screens, and detailed subscription views connected with arrows.