Josh Case

I recently read "Product Led Growth" by Wes Bush. He taught me that if you want users to keep coming back to your app, you need to craft a powerful onboarding experience. Here's a little snippet of the tutorial sequence I built for Olog, my shift-tracking app for doctors:

Anyone who says they don't have a budget to create hype for their app should read "The Thank You Economy" by @garyvee. Send a personalised message to everyone who installs to show them that they matter. That's how you turn sweat equity into marketing reach!

Does anyone else seize while hearing themselves on video? I've made a little intro video for my new app and I've had to watch it approx 20 times while editing 🙃Someone draw up the midaz youtu.be/e5ZbIR17jok

52 days ago I decided to prototype a shift tracker and overtime log for doctors in Australia. Today, I submitted it to the App Store. Feels good! Hopefully there's a problem here worth solving.

I'm prepaing a slide deck for tomorrow's meeting to explain this in detail. Here's what I've got so far: docs.google.com/presentation…

If AI models are the Ferraris of the medtech world, then data is the fuel. And when it comes to data, it's important to focus on quality rather than quantity. "If you have crap data, you're going to get crap results". - @rishi_003 (doctor and startup founder)

Having recently gone through a difficult time with one of my own projects (Rapid AF), I was recently reminded of a chat I had with the great @NantheeshP. Remember that you control your tech side-project (and not the other way around!)

If you can focus on understanding core programming principles rather than language syntax minutiae, you can eventually code in ANY language. Shout out to the absolute legend Dr Ross Gillespie from Aberdeen, Scotland for his kind words the other day 🙌🙌🙌