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by desmondmcnamee 4mo ago
Hevy | Lead/Senior React Native Engineer & Lead/Senior Backend Engineer | Barcelona, Spain | Hybrid | Relocation Hevy is a multiplatform weight lifting tracker that lets athletes log their workouts, track progress and be part
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by desmondmcnamee 5mo ago
Hevy | Lead React Native Engineer | Barcelona, Spain | Hybrid | Relocation Hevy is a multiplatform weight lifting tracker that lets athletes log their workouts, track progress and be part of a community of gym athletes. We are a bootstrappe
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by desmondmcnamee 3y ago
Hevy | Senior Mobile Engineer | Remote | Full-time | https://hevyapp.com We’re looking for a lead mobile/full-stack engineer to join our team. You’ll take full technical ownership of a mobile+web app used by +2 million user
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by desmondmcnamee 4y ago
Zero ads. Subscriptions $3/month or $24/year
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by desmondmcnamee 4y ago
Yes it is!
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by desmondmcnamee 4y ago
Yep it supports RPE. Just have to enable it in Settings.
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by desmondmcnamee 4y ago
95% of our traffic is organic so it's not anything to do with marketing. I think it's just that we're ranked much higher in the Play Store than we are in the App Store atm. The iOS App Store is much more competitive (in our n
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by desmondmcnamee 4y ago
Cool! Glad you're enjoying the app. I'll get that timer looked at ;)
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by desmondmcnamee 4y ago
Good question! Per user we make about 1/2 as much on Android compared to iOS, but we're currently getting 2x traffic on Android so it's pretty much a 50/50 split ~$20k each.
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by desmondmcnamee 4y ago
I have a gym logging app that’s currently making about $20k/month on Android. I think fitness is a bit of a unique market because, in my experience, people are more willing to spend money on it compared to other types of software. Last
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by desmondmcnamee 5y ago
Hevy | Junior Software Engineer | Barcelona, Spain | Full time | Remote | https://www.hevyapp.com/careers-job003/ Hevy is a Android/iOS weight lifting tracker that lets athletes log their workouts, track progress
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What’s the point of improving a product after it has product market fit?(desmondmcnamee.com)
4 points by desmondmcnamee 5y ago|1 comments
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by desmondmcnamee 7y ago
Cool yea we'll need a web app soon and i think going with Next.js and React will be a no brainer. I'm really interested in companies that do this at scale though. What's the downside? Why doesn't everyone do it?
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Ask HN: How many tech companies are using JavaScript for their whole stack?
7 points by desmondmcnamee 7y ago|2 comments