How I Built a Production Android App in 75+ AI Sessions — Part 2: What the First Month of Public Metrics Taught Me A month ago I published a build-in-public post about shipping a production Android app using Claude Code as the primary developer . The app — Background Camera RemoteStream — was already on the Play Store open testing track at the time. Since then it has hit production, the YouTube Live API quota expansion has been approved, AdMob is live, and I have spent four weeks trying to do something even harder than building it: getting other humans to know it exists. This is the unglamorous Part 2. It is the post about the marketing month, not the building month. About what it actually feels like to publish 32 articles, 59 tweets, 33 Bluesky posts, and 13 Quora answers, and watch most of them land in the void. About the one reaction I got. About the article that did 40× the floor and the one archetype that quietly outperforms everything else 7×.…