Under the Radar

From development and design to marketing and support, Under the Radar is all about independent app d

Episodes

Total: 312

Examining the constant anxiety of feeling like you're falling "behind" in your app&#39

Our expectations for the visionOS app market when Apple Vision Pro launches next year. This episode

An interview with Josh Shaffer and Chris Thielen about Swift macros, SwiftData, interactive widgets,

Our annual pre-WWDC episode: practical advice for those attending the event, and how everyone — virt

Controlling the urge to over-invest in details that won't proportionally benefit our customers.

Modern Apple devices offer incredible power — use it! This episode of Under the Radar is sponsored

We talk ourselves into, and then back out of, hiring more people. This episode of Under the Radar i

Updating a decade-old app to a new subscription business model, and how the change has performed so

Strategies for self-help channels in your app to minimize support email. This episode of Under the

A huge update to Pedometer++ including a complete UI rewrite and significant new features. This epi

Taking risks to move an old app forward. This episode of Under the Radar is sponsored by: Indeed:

The benefits of a work-"vacation" and the discipline of shipping. This episode of Under t

Understanding subscription metrics and the inherent limits they impose. This episode of Under the R

Our plans for the first half of this year, which may include the launch of a new platform from Apple

Abandoning the CloudKit plan for Overcast in light of new information. This episode of Under the Ra

How publishing our processes and open-sourcing our code help us build our skills, clarify our though

Refining and improving the most boring and rudimentary experiences in our apps, and testing variatio

Considerations for feature removals in the context of the Overcast website player. This episode of

Reflections on launching a new app that's extremely different from our usual work. This episode

Feeling unmotivated, inspiration vs. motivation, and techniques to get moving again. Be kind to you