Original Summary

4 weeks ago, I launched SongFlip on Android — an app designed to solve the annoying "friend sent a Spotify link, but I use Apple Music" problem by instantly flipping links in the background without clumsy intermediary redirect websites. Wanted to share a quick, transparent 1-month check-in: The Traction: 1,850+ installs (~620–880 active devices) 4.96 ★ rating on Google Play across dozens of reviews 17,100+ songs indexed in our server-side cache (keeps redirect response times under ~100ms) 1,000+ links flipped so far Revenue: $98 / 87 € (10 Pro users: 6 lifetime licenses + 4 recurring subscriptions) Biggest Learning: Friction is the enemy. By setting up Android app links to silently intercept music links and launch the user's native player directly, users treat it like an OS-level feature rather than an app they have to manually open. What's Next? The number one request in our feedback inbox has been: "When is iOS coming?" We're heads-down putting the finishing touches on the iOS release, and it will be dropping the official version soon! Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.goork.songflip Website: https://songflip.link Happy to answer any questions about the tech stack, conversion rates, or handling cross-platform music APIs!   submitted by   /u/dnotthoff [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/9 18:48:50