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Monthly(-ish) updates about my indie journey, sharing things that help me grow my apps and myself as a creator. ✍️. Click to read Michael Tigas' Newsletter, a Substack publication with hundreds of subscribers.

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‎Focused Work - Pomodoro Timer

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Indie App Developer from Melbourne, Australia! teeeeeegz has 26 repositories available. Follow their code on GitHub.

teeeeeegz - Overview

This book represents a series of articles that I wrote between 2020 and 2021 documenting my journey creating my first indie app [Focused Work]; a powerful timer app that helps people focus and structure their time effectively.Yes, I pretty much didn’t stop journaling for over 600 days. 🫠But it was worth it.My aim behind writing this blog series was to convert these journals into a transparent insight about the daily grind involved with creating a product, and to share the lessons that I had learnt, helpful resources, and my general experience.Things like;- Idea conception. - Design. - Development. - Beta Testing.- Marketing. - Pricing. - Launching.This was the kind of guide I wish I had when I first started, and hope it fits that purpose for plenty up-and-coming folks who want to become an indie-pendent developer.Good luck! 🙏

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Two-and-a-half years in

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These days, I create mobile apps that help people focus, create healthy habits, and have super productive days - as a full-time independent developer. Over the years I've worked as an app developer, designer, and strategist, simultaneously wearing those hats to help businesses land their first punch when creating a mobile app. I love working alongside energetic business owners, helping them innovate and tackle real-world problems. Having helped launch apps growing from zero users to hundreds of thousands, I've learnt what it takes to have the best chance of succeeding. Sharing the lessons I've learnt from those experiences and helping other people grow gives me fulfilment in journey. | Learn more about &#x1f4f1; Michael Tigas's work experience, education, connections & more by visiting their profile on LinkedIn

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Michael Tigas

👨🏻‍💻 Full Time Indie App Developer 

🚀 Sharing my journey, building in public.