Everything Ania Wysocka said on any show that made the record, most notable first. Each card names its show and opens the statement there.
Wysocka: Strong ASO Requires Aligning App Storefront Keywords With User Reviews
“They see on your product page, they download the app, they use it, and then they use the same keywords to describe their experience via the user reviews. That was like the holy circle. And if you can get that loop going, it, I think it's a really strong presen…”
Wysocka: Rootd users feel panic attack relief in under two minutes
“We've also realized that based on usage that we're able to now take a panic attack and users are feeling better from the panic attack within under two minutes.”
Wysocka: Rootd has achieved over 4M downloads and $1M in revenue
“Since launching in 2019, it's been downloaded over four million times and made over a million in revenue.”
Wysocka: Rootd hit 10k downloads year one and 100k year two
“I'd say in the first year we reached around 10,000 downloads. It wasn't until year two or so that we reached a 100,000 downloads. And I remember after that, I guess we just knew that there was a real demand for it and kept going. And I hit a million downloads,…”
Wysocka: Rootd Landed Time and Cosmopolitan Features Through Cold Emails
“So we were in cosmopolitan. We've been in woman's health. We were even in time magazine, which was the big one. All of that really happened from these organic Cold emails.”
Wysocka: Rootd's core panic button feature has remained unchanged since MVP
“The first prototype of rooted was essentially the panic attack button that would walk you through a panic attack. And that actually hasn't changed a ton over the years because it's really the core of rooted. It's the aha moment that really resonates with users…”
Wysocka: Rootd revenue could sustain her for over a year before going full-time
“Revenue was there. It could sustain me comfortably for over a year.”
Wysocka: Rootd ships a new app release once every week
“Doing a release frequently shows that you continue to work on the app. I do one once every week.”