Ahh! another day another thing to do in the life of a startup founder. Recently, we sent out an email to all the users who have subscribed to My Day To-Do, inviting them to talk to us about our product. Read more…
I encountered some performance issues while working with a UITableView when I was building our first AI powered iOS app, I was there. I was building a solution where a UITableView would have a series of rows where the data Read more…
This is the final part of the series where I talk about our new app, I was there. In this part I will talk about some of the technical challenges faced while building this app such as, how this tutorial Read more…
This would be the first post from the new company website and quite frankly this post was long overdue, I finally found the time to write about our new app i.e. Your Memories – I was there. It came to Read more…
I realise that it has taken me some time to write a new blogpost and the reason being, there’s a lot happening right now and my brain is juggling between one to many disparate things. Some of these things are Read more…
My Day To-Do has been in business for almost three years now and at this point it’s an app available on iOS app store and like any business it needs to generate some revenue to be a sustainable business. Is My Read more…
My Day To-Do was built to make life easy for it’s users and as such it has several useful features to achieve that goal. One of the things that has always been a concern to me is that I have most likely Read more…
The reason why this post has taken some time to come is there’s simply too much going at My Day To-Do right now. There are far too many disparate (different) things for me to keep my head around, hence I Read more…
In November 2017, I wanted to boost downloads of the Pro version of My Day To-Do, so I did (conducted) a little experiment. It was at this time that I thought of giving Facebook marketing another go for My Day Read more…
Up to this point, I had only worked with the UIWebView in iOS, even though I had heard/read about the new WKWebView. I had only read good things about it but given the limited resources at my startup, working with Read more…