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From "just pick a restaurant" to 13 services, back down to 7, across 150 issues and 2 app stores. What worked, what broke, and what got simplified.
Architecture, the 31-point review suite, automated gates, cost optimization, and the dev cycle that holds it together.
For: engineering leads, technical reviewers
Reddit polls, beta testers, the person whose app crashed at a restaurant.
For: product managers, UX researchers, program managers
Crafting the right questions, collecting signal from noise, and translating needs into priorities.
For: communications, marketing, anyone who writes for users
From 13 services at $49/month to 7 at $0. The "as free as possible" constraint, and what breaks at scale.
For: business stakeholders, investors, hiring managers
Two app stores with their own rules, billing systems, and gates. The lessons that don't show up in code review because they live in the platform contract.
For: developers shipping paid IAP, anyone shipping to two stores
The Annapolis demo, the refactor that broke production, the iOS rejection, and the billing exposure that lived for weeks.
For: anyone who values honesty over polish