I don't mean to be rude but most people wouldn't pay even a dollar for an app that effectively does the same thing as an in-built app does. Just because you rel

I don't mean to be rude but most people wouldn't pay even a dollar for an app that effectively does the same thing as an in-built app does. Just because you relieve the user from the "pain" of dialing to a desired time doesn't mean it automatically becomes worth a dollar or more in the eyes of most users. With that being said, I am not questioning whether the lack of discoverability affected sales. The price argument above just reflects how my mental utility functions work as I think it does for most people - so the initial sales might have come from appcubby enthusiasts and/or the "early-app-adopters".