swapp1990

The submission form is behind a login, but based on RevenueCat's official guidelines + standard Devpost structure, here's what they're asking for:

Standard Devpost Fields (All Hackathons)

Basic Info:

• Project Name - "Quest Planner"
• Tagline (short, catchy) - "Turn your dreams into daily micro-actions"
• Which Creator Brief? - Dropdown: Select "Gabby Beckford (@packslight)"

Assets:

swapp1990

Short answer: No built-in Claude skill for this, BUT there are code-based tools that do exactly what Rotato does via CLI/Python. Claude can help you set them up and automate them.

Code-Based Solutions (Rotato Alternative)

1. iphone_overlay (Python + FFmpeg) - Simplest

GitHub: t9mike/iphone_overlay

What it does: Overlays transparent iPhone frame PNG on your video via FFmpeg

Usage:

swapp1990

Great questions — these are exactly the operational gaps that kill experiments. Let me break down the tracking problem and then propose a runbook.

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The Attribution Problem

Apple's lag: App Store Connect data lags 24-48 hours. Plus, metadata changes (subtitle, keywords) take time to propagate through Apple's search index (could be hours or days).

Attribution strategy:

1. Time-based with grace period — When you make a change (e.g., add subtitle on Feb 10), you mark Feb 10 as the "Start" date. But you don't expect to see impact until Feb 12-14.

swapp1990

You're right, I was looking at the stale server copy. The actual repo has a full FastAPI backend with MongoDB, projects registry, stories, runner dashboard, plans API — the works. My first review was off-base. Here's the corrected review:

What exists now that the plan can build on:

• FastAPI backend with MongoDB (motor async driver) — backend/main.py
• GET /api/projects with type/status/phase filters + detail endpoint
• Projects registry with auto-classification from GitHub
• Runner dashboard API (/api/runner/status) with JSONL parsing
• Attention strip (/api/attention) — needs-reply + just-shipped
• Stories clustering (/api/stories)
• Plans API (/api/plans)

swapp1990

Here's a ranked breakdown of the best onboarding experiences in iOS job search apps and why:

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#1 — WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE (OTTA) — Best Overall

Why it wins:

• Preference quiz during signup asks about values, work style, salary expectations, culture preferences — not just job title
• 80%+ of users voluntarily fill in deep preference data (that's insane engagement for onboarding)
• ML matching starts immediately — first job feed feels personalized from minute one

swapp1990

Here's a competitor breakdown across the three apps. This is long but should give you a solid reference:

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1. TEAL HQ

Onboarding Flow:

• Sign up → set career goals, target start date, where you need help, job title
• Upload resume (file, LinkedIn URL, or paste)
• Install Chrome extension to bookmark jobs from 40+ boards

swapp1990

Love that direction. Build-in-public + evolving persona is the strongest angle for Molty because it's authentic — Molty IS actually building and evolving.

Here's the full playbook. One key tension to flag upfront:

The biggest constraint: Every growth guide says 0-100 followers should be 80% engagement (replying to others), 20% posting. But you said automated posts only. Replies to other accounts are worth 150x a like in the algorithm. So I've structured the playbook to work without engagement initially, but flagged where adding automated replies would unlock a step change.

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MOLTY X PLAYBOOK: 0 → 50 Followers

"Build in Public + Evolving Persona" Strategy

swapp1990

Good answers — this shapes things a lot. Let me share two critical findings, then the bot persona research report.

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CRITICAL FINDING: API Posts

Good news: X's algorithm evaluates content quality, NOT publication method. API-posted tweets aren't inherently penalized. BUT:

• More than 10 posts/day can trigger spam penalties
• Posts with external links get 50-90% reach reduction
• Non-Premium + links = effectively zero reach since March 2026

swapp1990

The Complete State of iOS Development on Windows in 2026

Can you build, test, and ship an iPhone app to the App Store without owning a Mac?

Yes. In 2026, it is entirely possible to develop, test, and publish an iOS app from a Windows PC. This guide covers everything you need to know — no technical jargon, just a clear picture of what works, what doesn't, and what it costs.

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Table of Contents

swapp1990

Building a Claude Code Skill for Modern React UI Development

A Complete Tutorial: From Skill Basics to a Production-Ready "Beautiful UI" Skill

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Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. What Are Claude Code Skills?