@paul the price in the beta is the price you have decided to use on release?
Can I ask why the price is almost triple of that of tweetbot? I will subscribe anyway, fantastic product, but as a fellow developer i’m curious for the choice
I suppose the reason is the reduced market share, and the increase schould compensate the fewer total subscriber to mangiane your reveneue almost stable
Additional, plan to migrate tweetbot subscription? With price increase obviously
@GiorgioRomano Good question. The price will be higher for a lot of reasons. Above anything else we want sustainable pricing, good for us since we don't have to get a real jobs, good for everyone else because their favorite app can stick around for another 10+ years.
The market is, for now, smaller but also Tweetbot was way too cheap for the value it provided. We're trying to compensate for that, while also keeping in mind that we want new users on the app and networks.
@paul @GiorgioRomano I often wondered why the sub price for TB was so low but I figured it was due to competition.
I'm very happy with the price set in the beta plus I know a ton new features are coming.
Any chance you can build in multi column support for the iPad views? If that won't work from a design perspective, multi window support with Stage manager could work if you could build in awareness between the different windows so you don't end up opening the same view more than once.
@paul Yeah, I have that set now. I was thinking of at least one more column. For the iPad, I think there's room for at least one more column.
Let me play with multiple windows and set you some pics. :)
I can't believe I haven't tried that already.
@paul @GiorgioRomano this exactly: 'way too cheap for the value it created'
a lesson i learned early on in my consulting was to bill for value delivered rather than hours spent. this led to a particularly rewarding opportunity to resolve an issue that had blocked a major networking gear co's (you know them) internal infrastructure initiative for two yrs.
i billed $80k for three days of development. value, not hours.
If you put up a Patreon or some other straight-donation page, I’d be thrilled to donate $50 to offset people asking for refunds.
I’ve been enjoying mastodon a ton, and Ivory has made the experience seamless. I don’t miss Twitter one bit.
It’s so pleasant to refocus my attention solely on interesting nerds again, like the old days.
@paul @GiorgioRomano How do I send y’all more?
USD$19.99 Premier Subscription tier in V1.1?
Because yes, I too want y’all around for a few more years, and with a sustainable app business.