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QuietHours

QuietHours — a focus app that does one thing

A deliberately tiny iOS utility: schedule focus blocks, silence the right notifications, and see an honest weekly report. Shipped in nineteen days, then left alone on purpose.

Year

2023

Build time

19 days

Platforms

iOS

Sector

Productivity

4.7

App Store rating

64 k

downloads

9 %

paid conversion

The challenge

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What we did

  • Scoped the first release down to one job
  • Designed the empty and error states first
  • Shipped a testable build every second Friday
  • Handled store submission and review
  • Instrumented activation and churn from day one

Stack

TypeScript PostgreSQL Stripe Sentry

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