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shipkaro - Build Apps with AI

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Is building a waitlist always necessary before launch?
Hi everyone 👋 For early-stage founders, do you think building a waitlist before launch is always necessary? I’ve observed that sometimes creating a waitlist shifts your focus from product development to marketing too early, which can slow down actual product progress. How do you balance both? Do you recommend building a waitlist while developing the MVP, or is it better to focus fully on the product first and start marketing closer to launch? Would love to learn from your experience.
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@Saqib Tahir Wesay if I put all the conclusions including my thoughts on it and the way I see it is a validation of your product and responses if collected from right places strengthen that. Not just collecting emails but in current time. It's a way of assessing simply how many people will be notified if your app is launched. There is a very small number of people who will actually influence their product strategy mostly don't But if don't right with LinkedIn Twitter tiktiok Intsa links on page you are simply making sure a lot people will know when I land this product
Splash screen and Onboarding
I have designed and developed the screens. Feedback is appreciated. Icon is just place holder for now and also looking for interesting remember able names
Splash screen and Onboarding
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Agree with @Wajahat Karim but also these technical terms no one will care about it make sense of them personalization smart tracking . It should actually be a smart tracking shoown in onboarding And simple text such as track your baby's movement or sleep etc Tracking screen We record everything and tell you how to deal with it in future. Things that will make sense to parents. The text in this screen feels like either baby's mom is business analyst or dad Is software engineer that they would understand when they read the text 😆 😆 😆. 🫣
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I’m Waqas Ahmad, a software engineering leader with 18 years of experience delivering enterprise systems, microservices, cloud solutions, and performance optimization; a three-time national speed programming champion and three-time judge who represented Pakistan at the 2010 Microsoft Imagine Cup World Finals in Poland, finishing fourth despite airline-misplaced demo equipment.
Introduction
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@Wajahat Karim 🙏🏼 🙏🏼 🙏🏼 even I myself don't recognize those old pictures anymore 😂 😂 😂
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