Thank you. Yes. That is what I am a bit worried about. Adding Android app would just introduce a new codebase to maintain and support and it would overwhelm me

Thank you. Yes. That is what I am a bit worried about. Adding Android app would just introduce a new codebase to maintain and support and it would overwhelm me. I already have 3 different areas to maintain (API, web and iOS app). And I am at least familiar with all of these. But Android is completely out of my comfort zone. I have so far bootstrapped / self-funded everything so I think I can continue moving slowly as there isn't much pressure from anybody. I should probably continue slowly improving the API, web and iOS app and try to slowly organically grow early customers. I will worry about Android later. Perhaps I can set some sort of a milestone for myself. E.g. if I manage to get 500 customers, I will consider adding Android app. I have been looking at competition and I think they can be disrupted. One of the reasons why I started working on this was because I was using Pingdom before (which is one of the big players) but their mobile app was very bad and didn't work half of the time so I felt this can be done much better.