66 // Business of apps with Markus Müller-Simhofer
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Selling software via the App Store has unique benefits and challenges compared to selling on the web. Markus joins Mark and Adam to talk through the 13-year history of MindNode on Mac, phone, and iPad sold via freemium, paid upgrades, and finally subscriptions. They discuss early inspiring Mac apps like NetNewsWire; the distribution benefits of the App Store; and the emotional journey of transitioning from indie hacker to team leader. Plus: the surprising connection between comic books, infinite canvases, and mind mapping. @MuseAppHQ [email protected] Show notes Markus Müller-Simhofer Mindnode infinitecanvas.tools by Arun Venkatesan Metamuse episode on infinite canvases Reinventing Comics InfiniteCanvas, an online comic experiment NeXTSTEP iMac G2 Delicious Library 3,, NetNewsWire The Road to MindNode 1.0 “640K ought to be enough for anybody.” AttributedString Vapor framework Rands in Repose on “should engineering managers code?” Apple’s Mac App Store Opens for Business Mindnode and Stage Manager Metamuse episode on brands StoreKit business models in the App Store Things 3
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