Instantly convert currencies, cryptocurrencies, and precious metals. Beautiful design, real-time rates, and no ads – made for travelers and traders. Exvero makes everyday conversions fast, accurate, and effortless.
The next project on my timeline. It's a very interesting process, I'm studying different areas and technologies step by step and it's getting more and more interesting with each project.
This project is already a little more serious than the previous ones, although it's still just as simple. Converter with 170+ currencies, crypto and precious metals.
@yevhen_h wow, I feel inspired. don't think I can manage a product p/w just yet. getting ready for my first-ever product, fully vibe coded. wish me luck
@afinancewm Sure! There is a built-in converter even in the native iOS calculator😁
My goal is to gain skills and practical experience. In addition, I have 10 years of experience in product design, and therefore I can implement my vision of various popular products.
In general, now I don't think that there is something similar. Let's just keep building💪
@yevhen_h I support the question of @monia_dohas After all, the currency converter API is not free either, as far as I know.
Or did you make it temporarily free to gain users more quickly?
If so, your next steps should be taken with great care: introducing a subscription model could have a negative impact if you remove features from existing users. To avoid reputational damage, subscriptions should apply only to new users and in no way affect those who installed the app before the subscription was introduced.
It’s a difficult decision, and many developers get it wrong — as happened with the Airmail app in the past.
@monia_dohas Thanks for the question, my strategy now is to learn how to quickly develop simple and high-quality MVPs.
Most likely, for the applications that I have already made (you can see them in my profile), I will not do any monetization. They will be free and will remain so.
Now I do this for training, I take simple ideas, create my own design that I personally like and release it.
This is a great process of honing skills, this is my goal now.
@yevhen_h Sure thing, this phase is good for "onboarding" beta testers and novices. The stronger the foundation you will have, the easier to monetise the rest. :) Good luck!
Exvero — Currency converter
@yevhen_h love the design. upvoted
how often do you plan to launch these? really cool.
Exvero — Currency converter
@taniabell Thank you very much!
I have a list of ideas. My current strategy is to launch 1 product per week, it's very interesting.
The product of the third week is finished for now, I've already started working on the product of the next week!
@yevhen_h wow, I feel inspired. don't think I can manage a product p/w just yet. getting ready for my first-ever product, fully vibe coded. wish me luck
Exvero — Currency converter
@taniabell This is a great aspiration!
Don't think, just start doing, even if you make 1 screen of a mobile application and display it on the phone, it will be a small project!
Psychologically, it is easier when we do finished tasks, it is easier to start the next one. And so little by little.
I sincerely wish you good luck!
Decent idea and implementation, but A-Finance app users can use the built-in converter without the need for third-party apps.
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Exvero — Currency converter
@afinancewm Sure! There is a built-in converter even in the native iOS calculator😁
My goal is to gain skills and practical experience. In addition, I have 10 years of experience in product design, and therefore I can implement my vision of various popular products.
In general, now I don't think that there is something similar. Let's just keep building💪
@afinancewm @yevhen_h Looks great! Just one question - why did you make it if it's free? Or was it just to see how the audience would react?
@yevhen_h I support the question of @monia_dohas After all, the currency converter API is not free either, as far as I know.
Or did you make it temporarily free to gain users more quickly?
If so, your next steps should be taken with great care: introducing a subscription model could have a negative impact if you remove features from existing users. To avoid reputational damage, subscriptions should apply only to new users and in no way affect those who installed the app before the subscription was introduced.
It’s a difficult decision, and many developers get it wrong — as happened with the Airmail app in the past.
Exvero — Currency converter
@monia_dohas Thanks for the question, my strategy now is to learn how to quickly develop simple and high-quality MVPs.
Most likely, for the applications that I have already made (you can see them in my profile), I will not do any monetization. They will be free and will remain so.
Now I do this for training, I take simple ideas, create my own design that I personally like and release it.
This is a great process of honing skills, this is my goal now.
@yevhen_h The calculator is also integrated into our application.😂🤣
Is it totally free without any further monetisation model? :)
Exvero — Currency converter
@busmark_w_nika For now, yes!
The goal now is to go through the full product launch cycle, test different ideas and practice implementing different functionality.
When I gain enough experience to create really cool and high-quality products, then it will be easier to implement monetization strategies!
And besides, my products will already have an audience (I hope😁)
@yevhen_h Sure thing, this phase is good for "onboarding" beta testers and novices. The stronger the foundation you will have, the easier to monetise the rest. :) Good luck!