СTO and co-founder @SuperAppIOS, ex-Superhuman, ex-Wix
Berlin
Joined July 2013
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In a world where app building becomes easy for everyone it's still hard to make it visible. We now make it easy too, on autopilot 📈
Introducing Selfdrive.
The AI growth team for your iOS app that gets you users while you sleep.
It handles Apple Ads, ASO, SEO and UGC creators for you. All of it.
superapp.dev/selfdrive
Spotlight on macOS 26: search "chrome" → No Results 🙃
Chrome is right there in /Applications. the index even knows it
fix, no restart:
killall Spotlight corespotlightd
save this for when yours breaks
If you tried generating App Store screenshots for iPhone Duo, you probably saw that models don’t know what it looks like yet.
@SuperAppIOS got you covered with correct device looks and proportions 😎
underrated agent loop for iOS:
→ tester screenshots a bug in TestFlight
→ feedback lands in App Store Connect
→ webhook fires
→ agent picks it up and ships a fix
your beta testers are writing tickets for your agent and don't know it
Supabase MCP + Claude Code: if your SQL suddenly returns {status: cancelled} with no error, the query probably isn't the problem
newer Supabase MCP asks you to confirm destructive SQL. some clients never show that dialog, so it silently gets declined. even a ";" inside a text value can trigger it
fix on a dev project: add skip_elicitations to the MCP URL. on prod, keep the confirmation and run it yourself
3 Apple Ads rules we just baked into Selfdrive:
1. if your keyword isn't in your name, subtitle or keyword field, Apple may not think you're relevant, and the bid barely matters
2. run Search Match in a separate discovery campaign, with negatives
3. every week: search terms that convert become exact keywords, the rest become negatives
most indie apps skip all three and wonder why ads don't deliver
an AI agent spent 2 hours trying to break into Superapp last night. it got nowhere, but the way it behaved was fascinating. not your usual scanner 🧵
PHP has been "dead" for 15 years. today at 14:00 UTC half the internet is refreshing php.net waiting for its patch
