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Who Founded HabitKit

Visual habit tracker using tile-based grids.

  • Sebastian Röhl

    Sebastian Röhl

    · 6 mentions
    Founder of HabitKit
    “There Is No Easy Mode: Launching Apps After Your First Success — Sebastian Röhl, HabitKit On the podcast, I talk with Sebastian about the power of building in public, how persistence pays off when growth is slow, and why focusing on user needs and iterative improvement can lead to unexpected…”
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    “📈 The Business Model Behind HabitKit & LiftBear In this Launched clip, Sebastian Röhl shares the evolution of his app business models—why he started with subscriptions for LiftBear and how HabitKit’s lifetime plan helped drive success. 🔹 Why subscriptions were a safety net for his first app 🔹 How...”
    “How I Built It: $15K/month Mobile App This is how Sebastian Röhl built a mobile app to $15K MRR Complete your LLC filing today → https://go.starterstory.com/zenbusiness Learn how to build mobile apps →…”
    “From Flutter to SwiftUI - A Case StudyWhy I Made The Switch After Three Years As An Indie DeveloperSebastian RöhlDec 14, 202515ShareWhen I decided to start my own business, I had only business ideas that were perfectly suited for the mobile space. I wanted to build habit trackers, workout tracker...”
    “Launched | by RevenueCatJanuary 28, 20268400:49:5291.36 MB84: HabitKit – Sebastian RöhlOn the podcast: the power of building in public, how persistence pays off when growth is slow, and why focusing on user needs and iterative improvement can lead to unexpected success in indie app development.Top…”
    “GrowthHow Sebastian Röhl built HabitKit by sticking with what worked (and starting over when it didn’t)On the podcast, I talk with Sebastian about the power of building in public, how persistence pays off when growth is slow, and why focusing…”