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From factory worker to 2,000+ installs - what actually worked
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From factory worker to 2,000+ installs - what actually worked

DEV CommunityΒ·Mahere FluxeraΒ·about 1 month ago
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I'm not a CS graduate. I didn't go to a bootcamp. Two years ago I was working in a factory. Today I have an Android app on the Play Store with 2,000+ installs, 4.6 stars, and users in 5 languages. Here's what actually moved the needle: What didn't work Product Hunt launch β†’ 1 upvote (the community needs warming up weeks before β€” I didn't know that) Google Ads β†’ too expensive without clear conversion data Reddit β†’ got removed from subreddits for "quality reasons" even with genuine content What did work Posting real scan findings of apps like Binance, PayPal, WhatsApp β€” people care when it's data they recognize One post hit 7K+ views and users started mentioning AppXpose in comments organically β€” without me asking Adding Spanish support after noticing Spanish-speaking users downloading β€” small move, big signal The app AppXpose scans Android apps for hidden trackers, risky permissions, GDPR flags, and generates a Breach Risk Score. No other app combines all four in plain English for regular users.…

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