I posted about #speechzap on Twitter

I finally sent out the newsletter after three weeks, mentioning price changes in #speechzap

I found out that I can set a threshold on Google Play above which earnings will be paid out, helping me avoid the payout of small amounts that would be completely consumed by accounting costs. #speechzap

I created a subpage for #speechzap partners to add their clients, which automatically sends them an email with instructions to download and log into the app.

I recalculated the costs of transcription formatting in #speechzap and concluded that I can add more formats at the same price.

I've got five #speechzap customers on a $16 monthly recurring revenue.

I've prepared prices changes (increasing) for #speechzap. For those, who's already subscribed or will subscribe till Thursday this week, the price won't change for another year.

I commented on a post describing the competition of #speechzap. (100 marketing micro-actions in progress.)

I received a business proposal from a potential #speechzap partner, reassessed the pricing, analyzed costs and possibilities, and I'm considering a distribution agreement and cost reduction based on the "Never Split the Difference" approach.

I commented on #speechzap in a conversation with my friend on LinkedIn - 100 marketing micro actions in progress.

I commented on someone's post showcasing an app similar to the #speechzap app. Part of my evil plan of shameless plugging ;-)

I fixed the data encryption in #speechzap and found out that in NestJS all injected dependencies are singletons by default, which led to data being encrypted/decrypted with random users' private keys due to my service's caching not considering the user ID.

I separated the audio file delivery and transcription initialization in #speechzap to avoid consuming minutes in case of transcription failure, especially for large files.

I translated the formats in #speechzap into Polish and added two new formats: a YouTube video script and a Facebook post.

I gained another client on #speechzap who chose the cheapest package, but it's another dollar towards the MRR.

I boasted about my second client on the #speechzap app in a post where I showcased a fun custom GPT based on Rita Skeeter's self-writing quill from Harry Potter.

I boasted about my second customer on IN post, which asked about success stories for the week, to build up awareness of #speechzap

I shamelessly promoted #speechzap under a post about AI tools

I secured my second #speechzap client who purchased the most expensive Pro package on an annual subscription, increasing my MRR by $8.5 to a total of $11.5.

I received a positive review about #speechzap on Google Play, praising the app for allowing users to jot down ideas even while walking without unnecessary phone handling.