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One thing I've learned after years of indie app development is that the biggest opportunities are often hidden inside very specific audiences. When people talk about building apps, the conversation usually revolves around massive markets. Productivity. AI. Social media. Fitness. Categories with millions of users and thousands of competitors. The reality for a solo developer is very different. I don't have a venture capital budget. I don't have a marketing department. I don't

For years, I was an Apple-only indie developer. Not because I had anything against Android. It was simply where I started, where I learned, and where I spent most of my time. One app became two. Two became five. Then ten. Before I knew it, I had built a portfolio entirely around the Apple ecosystem. The strange thing about being an indie developer is that you can spend years building products while still feeling like you're operating in a small corner of the world. Your apps