I built Stamped because finding great iOS apps started to feel like playing hide and seek.

The App Store tends to surface the same big brands year after year. Apps with large marketing budgets and established audiences get most of the visibility, while independent developers with genuinely useful apps often launch and disappear before anyone discovers them.
Then I started building my own apps and experienced the other side of the problem. Getting your app in front of real users is just as difficult as finding great apps in the first place.

That’s why I created Stamped.
Stamped is a community driven iOS app discovery platform where users can discover new apps, follow creators, leave ratings across five categories, and help quality apps gain visibility based on community feedback instead of marketing budgets.

If you’re an indie developer looking for more exposure, or someone who enjoys discovering apps beyond what’s featured on the App Store, I’d love to hear your thoughts.

https://stampedios.com/welcome

I’ve been doing marketing for 10+ years.
Recently helped a product onboard 500+ users in less than 30 days.
Drop your product below.

Let’s brainstorm how to market it better together.

Not selling anything just sharing ideas.

Edit. Guys what a huge response, It will take me few days to reply you all.

Meanwhile I will provide you few things that will help you analyse and market your product better:

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5. Start Networking by using Twitter daily https://x.com (1 hour daily)

6. Find reddit communities that aligns with your app. (Beware dont sell on reddit, just stay active, only promote when people ask)

7. Create large volume of content around your brand (Youtube videos, reels with detailed captions, linkedin posts)

Do this for 6 Months Straight - You can easily beat your competitors!

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Hi community! I’m struggling with conversion rate of my app, and I thought maybe my screenshots are not attractive enough. My app is minimalistic, and I think AI screenshots will not suit the app, so I use very simple ones. But I’m afraid that they are too conservative and old fashioned. What do yoy think? Maybe you could share some advice?

After so many iterations on the app store and updates to the app, I finally got my first paying customer for my first ever app!!

I've been trying to do as little spending on marketing as possible, mostly doing tiktoks. I tried to do $100 worth of apple ads which they give as a credit, but it didn't convert into any paying customers.

Getting your first sale really gives that push to keep going, it's a great feeling.

Here is the app if you are curious: https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/halvy-split-expenses/id6782474367

Hi everyone!

I’m the solo developer behind a little project called MusicPool, and I’d love to invite you to try it out.

How it works

• Pick a vibe: Choose a genre, mood, or decade you feel like listening to.
• Meet a friend: You’ll get anonymously paired 1-on-1 with someone who picked the same vibe.
• Trade songs: Chat and share your favorite tracks for 24 hours. After that, the chat disappears.
• Stay in touch: If you hit it off, you can choose to swap real profiles, only if both of you want to!
• Rate the taste: Once the chat ends, you can rate each other's music taste!

That’s the whole idea: no follower counts, no infinite feeds. Just two people sharing good music.

I built this because my best music chats have always been with strangers. Most music apps feel like popularity contests, so I wanted something simple: one person, a shared taste in music, and no pressure.

How you can help:

• Share your feedback: Don't hesitate to tell me what could be better! If something is confusing or isn't working smoothly, I’d love to know so I can fix it for you.
• Give it a little time: Since the app is brand new, finding a match might take a moment. If you enjoy the concept, sharing it with a music-loving friend would mean the world to me.

Feel free to also join our friendly community over a r/MusicPoolApp to share song recommendations, give feedback, or follow along with updates.

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I’ll be hanging out in the comments below, so please say hi or ask anything you'd like!

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First, congratulations to these app publishers and I am very impressed. I've been looking around at the apps indie devs develop in AppStore nowadays.

I am surprised seeing these publishers get 17 apps per released per month!

https://whatsaifor.com/developers/top#highest-velocity

Questions arise from my mind:

1. How can their apps get approved at this rate? This is like 1 app per two days.

2. Their publishing velocity is phenomenal. What workflows or processes allow developers to consistently release apps at this rate?

3. Are there tools available that can help get to this number of apps?

4. Are these like apps being transfered to a new account or rebranded or something like that?

My experience with me submitting an app is like this. It gets reviewed after a few days, I get some revisions, I submit again, I wait, maybe I get another revision and then it gets approved later on. At best it is like 3 days. At worst around 15-20 days.

This report might be inaccurate but love to hear any tips how we can get to this level.

I dont know if you can make an app in a week, in my case I ported my macOS version into iOS, the core logic is shareable that is why it only took me a week.

Coming from macOS I need to rework on the UI completely, especially UX because tiny screen of the iphone, so far so good.

It took me 11 days to got the app approval (apple review app quite slow these days)

For marketing I share the app very early, on the first day, first demo I share it on my social accounts (X, Threads) and got quite a lot of views

If you share your app recording on iphone, can take a look on my apps, if you have any suggestions please let me know in the comments

I got my first sale for Arc, my radial menu app for Mac, just 2 days after launching it on the App Store.

I genuinely couldn't believe it when I saw it. This is the fastest I've ever made a sale with one of my apps, and it honestly made my day. 🥹

So far, I've mostly just shared Arc in a few Mac-related subreddits and on X. I've also been talking to people who tried it, listening to their feedback, and refining a bunch of things based on what they actually want from the app.

Seeing someone decide that something I built is worth paying for, especially this early, feels really special. It's a small milestone, but it gives me a lot of motivation to keep improving Arc and see where I can take it.

Anyhow, just wanted to share this little win here.

And if anyone has tips on getting a Mac app in front of more people, I'd genuinely love to hear it. Thanks!

My app soared from unranked to #9 in a single day, all thanks to adding "borders for pictures" to the title! That's some rapid progress!

https://apps.apple.com/pl/app/borderbox-borders-for-pictures/id6761107775

Hi everyone!
I used to take daily medications for two different conditions. I set individual alarms for each pill to keep track of what to take and when.

But over time, I started feeling this weird anxiety and confusion - I would look at my daily list of pills and completely lose track of why I was taking them, or which condition they were actually for.

Initially, I built a medication tracker just for myself to relieve that anxiety and make things clear. I wanted a system where every single time I took a dose, I knew exactly what it was and why I had to take it.

I figured a lot of people might be dealing with this same overwhelming feeling, so I decided to share the app I built. The core feature is grouping medications into prescriptions.

Instead of a long, confusing list of individual pills, Doz organizes your meds into folders based on the actual prescription. It works exactly how real life does:

• You have a condition (e.g., "Headache").
• You create a folder for it.
• You put all related meds inside that folder.

With Doz, you have a minimalist UI/UX that visually structures this hierarchy perfectly.

If you or your loved ones are juggling multiple prescriptions, give Doz a try to organize everything and reduce that mental load.

Here is the app link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/doz-medication-reminder/id6760699565

I’d love to hear your feedback, especially if you manage medications for yourself or your family.
Thanks for reading, and I really appreciate any thoughts or suggestions.

Hi everyone!

Some time ago, I felt stuck between two states.
Either I was trying to optimize everything.
Or I was doing nothing and feeling guilty about it.

There never seemed to be much room in between. I guess I was simply tired.
Tired of measuring my worth by how productive I had been. (I’m still working on that btw)

At some point, I started focusing on much smaller things.
Going for a walk.
Reading a few pages.
Taking care of a plant.
Doing one thing that made life feel a little lighter.

Ironically, that helped me more than all the productivity systems I had tried before.
Not because I became more disciplined. But because I felt better.

Eden came from that idea.
It's a habit tracker, but not one built around performance, streaks, or doing more. It's simply a place for small habits that help you take care of yourself, one day at a time.

Most habit trackers try to push you harder.
Eden takes a different approach.

Thank you for taking a look 🌱
It's free and I'd love to hear what resonates with you, or what you'd change.

https://apps.apple.com/app/id1589243137

For context, I am built a jump rope app where it analyses your form and suggests improvements. So far I have had 3 trials and only 1 converted (the other customer churned). Need some advice.