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Recently, I came across a team building a personal finance app that has gained quite a bit of attention. Their marketing is strong. They communicate clearly, tell a compelling story, and project a lot of positive energy. Watching their content, you get the sense that this is a team that knows how to talk about what they are doing.

I shared my app TimeMate with a screen demo, but everyone kept asking about the wallpaper 😅 so here it is!

Besides releasing the app on the App Store, submitting it to Homebrew’s main branch was a completely new experience for me. Thanks to a user’s suggestion, I learned that getting listed in Homebrew’s official installation database actually requires meeting a certain set of standards. I’ve been using Homebrew for years, yet somehow never paid attention to how it really works.

I’m not sure if anyone else feels the same, but whenever I work on a product, I’m always excited about building the “core” features. The moment I have to deal with non-functional stuff like onboarding, landing pages, or user guides… my energy drops instantly 😅

Do you ever find yourself getting distracted after just a few minutes of work? The Pomodoro Technique might be the solution you need to stay focused and productive.