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▶ 2:00 unnamed speaker You can see we're currently at around a 160 K monthly revenue, and we currently have around three million downloads both across iOS and Android.
▶ 6:54 Pat Walls It's our free iOS database, and inside you will find hundreds of proven app ideas, and many of them are making over 10,000 dollars a month.

▶ 3:10 unnamed speaker And so about a year ago, AI coding became a viable option for building iOS apps.
▶ 15:08 Pat Walls So on that note, if you have an idea, if you want to put care into something that you build or use your skills to build your first iOS app, well, I'll put a link in the description for you to access our iOS bootcamp, which will take you… 2 times in the scene

▶ 10:25 unnamed speaker I I'd say tech stack is very cheap used expo to make it so that it's both iOS and Android super wall for paywalls.

▶ 4:41 Pat Walls I know I've said this a million times, but this is the year of building on iOS. 3 times in the scene

▶ 5:03 Jake Glacer Uh, this was right before iOS 26 came out, and iOS 26 allowed you to connect your app to the native alarm system on iPhone using AlarmKit API, so you could build a real alarm app. 2 times in the scene

▶ 4:16 Pat Walls It doesn't really take that long, even if you're not technical to build an app these days, the longest process, at least for iOS, I've talked to a lot of founders is just getting it approved.
▶ 5:10 Pat Walls We have our free iOS bootcamp in just a few days.
▶ 17:55 Pat Walls You got to build that iOS app. 3 times in the scene

▶ 2:03 unnamed speaker Alright, so for Glammob, this is our iOS growth, and this is our Android growth.

▶ 15:55 Pat Walls We put together the top growth strategies for growing a mobile app, an iOS app, a B to C app.

▶ 2:29 unnamed speaker So, uh, initially I actually wanted to study something in the creative space, but eventually ended up studying computer science, and in there I taught myself to code iOS apps.
▶ 16:16 unnamed speaker Every iOS developer will know the pain of using App Store Connect, so this makes it a bit more hassle-free.

▶ 0:00 Pat Walls Right now, everybody and their grandma is vibe coding iOS apps. 4 times in the scene
▶ 2:30 unnamed speaker And 20% of our users and revenue come from iOS.
▶ 4:00 Pat Walls A lot of people talk about building on iOS and how those users have more money to spend where Android is not as much the case, but you did it the exact opposite.
▶ 4:21 unnamed speaker iOS is way more expensive than Android, right? 4 times in the scene
▶ 6:11 unnamed speaker And meta ad campaigns, we saw that we couldn't afford to run iOS campaigns because we're bootstrapped and because we're capital constrained. 5 times in the scene
▶ 14:58 unnamed speaker Especially on iOS. 5 times in the scene
▶ 22:21 unnamed speaker Second thing was obviously the whole like iOS versus Android thing. 6 times in the scene

▶ 22:44 Pat Walls If you're looking to build your app in 20, 26, whether it's an iOS app, a SAS, whatever it is, you should definitely check out starter story.

▶ 5:32 Pat Walls To our iOS bootcamp.
▶ 20:36 Pat Walls I'll put a link in the description to our next iOS bootcamp, which specifically, if you want to launch an app to the app store, it's going to be exactly how to do that.

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