Thanks to @Aivars Meijers and other folks from twitter.

Forget brainstorming. Ditch the market research reports. Want to know how I stumbled on my $4K/month app idea? I had a problem. So there I was… Trying to get better at freediving and spearfishing on short vacations. I was looking for a way to train at home, before the trips, but didn't find an App I liked. I was getting incredibly frustrated. So I built the app I needed. Turns out, other freedivers needed it too. Here's my 3-step "wrong" way to find winning app ideas: 1. Look for your daily annoyances. What bugs you? 2. Then dive into the weird niches. Big companies ignore these. 3. Mash up existing app ideas. But make them better. Okay, now you’ve got a strong start. Your turn: Grab a notebook. Set a 15-minute timer. List every tiny frustration you had this week. That list? Those are opportunities.

https://apps.apple.com/app/hourly-hours-tracker/id6695762441 Key Features: • Log hours across multiple jobs with ease • Track breaks and add notes to each entry • Sync seamlessly with iCloud for secure backups across all your devices • Set daily reminders to ensure you never forget to log your time • Export your work logs as CSV or Excel files for easy record-keeping and analysis

I almost bought a 14" M3 Max and now when M4 is coming I'm getting into an internal debate about 14" vs 16" again. I think that 16" is better for programmers and content creators, but I would like to try how it is live with 14" MBP Which one would you choose and why?

I do not teach programming, my goal is to help you earn the first $1K from the App Store as soon as you finish your first programming tutorial, but there are my favorite learning resources: iOS dev books, get one for free here: https://www.bigmountainstudio.com/a/woyhk My favorite paid iOS Dev video courses Another good teacher: https://codewithchris.com/ Free learning resources: https://www.hackingwithswift.com/100/swiftui