Radiogram
Radio and podcasts for iPhone, iPad, and Mac
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Radiogram is a freemium radio and podcasts app for iPhone, iPad, and Mac built for discovering and listening to audio from around the world. It provides access to more than 40,000 live radio streams alongside podcast discovery in one native Apple-platform experience. Listeners can browse stations by country and tags, search for stations, switch quickly between streams, save favorites, and return to listening history. Radiogram also includes song recognition to help identify music heard on live radio. Playback integrates with the Lock Screen and Control Center, while Home Screen widgets provide faster access to listening. The app uses native playback rather than proxying or modifying radio streams, and it is designed to make a large global catalogue easier to explore without forcing users through a web interface.
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What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
everything started from I would say X like all the projects were based on trends and you know sentiment analysis I would say I code on X the main difference between the projects is based on the trend you were running and the moment so basically the timing
Pick Ideas From Live X Trends So Timing Does The Marketing For You
Dom explicitly attributes the gap between his winners and duds to timing, not execution quality. Building around a trend already moving on X means launch content lands on a topic the algorithm and audience are already amplifying — distribution becomes free instead of expensive.
the price actually mostly like a higher price actually turned out to be the winner on the new revenue But when we actually modeled having that new price for a year long we saw that we would actually sacrifice in a long term mainly because the renewal rates just dropped
Model long-term LTV before shipping a higher-price winner
A higher price point won on ARPU-7D, but when Mojo modeled annual revenue using 7-day cancellation rate as a renewal proxy, it was a long-term loser. They rejected the winning variant and kept the original price to preserve renewal quality. Before shipping any price increase, project the renewal curve: short-term revenue gains can mask downstream churn that wipes out the lift within 6-12 months.
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