Daniel

@rrhoover It feels like friends-only apps are almost impossible to market. If you are the first friend to download the app, and your friends still didn't download it, then the app is not working (you will delete it right away). How did you manage to face this issue? What marketing strategies may work in such a situation?

It feels like friends-only apps are almost impossible to market. If you are the first friend to download the app, and your friends still didn't download it, then the app is not working (you will delete it right away). How did you manage to face this issue? What marketing strategies may work in such a situation?

Looking great! But it feels like friends-only apps are almost impossible to market. If you are the first friend to download the app, and your friends still didn't download it, then the app is not working (you will delete it right away). How did you manage to face this issue? What marketing strategies may work in such a situation?

Can someone explain to me the marketing behind Twenty? If the app is friends-only, then IMO, the app is low value-added for first users to download the app in their group. And it would be extremely tough to market it with regular advertising tools (such as Facebook Ads). What do you think?

Local storage will prevent multi-devices dynamic use, and In case of corruption, no backups. It's very important to be able to control notes on multiple devices, you want to write notes on your computer and see them on your mobile device whenever you need them.