Community
We love being part of the indie app community! If you’re an app maker that uses Shareshot, get in touch if you think you’d like to be part of this series.
Indie Frame interviews
Indie Frame is our interview series with the people making independent apps, and how Shareshot fits into the way they work.
- Indie Frame #1 — Matthew Flint and Nearly Departed We thought we’d ask Matthew about his brilliantly named app Nearly Departed and how he is using Shareshot to frame his screenshots and get work done.
- Indie Frame #2 — Joe Crabtree, Polynome and Polynome Explorer We talked to Joe about the origins of his metronome app and where Shareshot fits in for him.
- Indie Frame #3 — Roddy Munro, Söka, Classifier and Ceramispace Roddy Munro joins us to chat about his indie apps and how he came to Apple development.
- Indie Frame #4 — Lukas Petr Lukas is the maker of Timelines, an app for tracking time spent on different tasks that's been in the store for 2016 and continues to grow.
- Indie Frame #5 — Angelo Stavrow talks excitement-driven development, his apps Per and Thought Detox and his forthcoming app Cheqin Angelo has been a Shareshot user from the early Betas and starting tinkering with iOS development back when he was at high school!
- Indie Frame #6 — Kaylee Calderolla has a hit on her hands with Wipr 2! We meet Kaylee Calderolla to talk about design and coding, supporting large user bases, Catalyst and having a #1 app in the App Store
- Indie Frame #7 — Rafael Proença and Steady Rafael Proença joins us to talk about Steady, his minimalist workout tracker, the challenge of indie discovery, paywall A/B testing, on-device AI, and how he uses Shareshot for his release notes.
- Indie Frame #8 — David Neumann, YouTube Creator We talked to German YouTube creator David Neumann about his Apple tutorials and Shareshot.
Join us on Discord
Come and chat with us and other Shareshot users on our Discord server. It is the quickest way to reach us, show off what you have made, suggest a feature or get help with framing a tricky screenshot.
