Consumer subscription product
Taking a native habit product from idea to paying users.
Role
Product and technical delivery
Period
2025 - Present
Status
Live on the App Store
The problem
Christian75 needed to turn a broad faith-and-discipline concept into a focused daily product, then support the unglamorous systems that make a consumer subscription app measurable and operable after launch.
The approach
The useful work was not a single feature. It was designing the full path, making the tradeoffs visible, and carrying it through rollout.
- 01
Owned the product experience, native SwiftUI implementation direction, subscription model, releases, and ongoing iteration.
- 02
Integrated subscription management, product analytics, attribution, cloud-backed sharing, widgets, and test coverage.
- 03
Used production behavior and revenue signals to evaluate onboarding, completion, retention, and monetization rather than treating launch as the finish line.
- 04
Worked with a marketing-focused cofounder while solely owning product and technical delivery.
What changed
Published a native consumer product to the App Store.
Reached real users and active paying subscribers.
Established recurring revenue and a measurable operating loop for future product decisions.
Evidence boundary
The live App Store listing is public.
Adoption, subscription, and revenue metrics are maintained in a private dated evidence record.
Any numeric metric shown in hiring material is refreshed immediately before publication.
AI workflow disclosure: Christian75 uses an AI-native implementation workflow. Public positioning focuses on product judgment, technical ownership, validation, and operating results.
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