How to market your app,
one day at a time.

HowToMarketMyApp is a marketing co-pilot for indie app developers. You paste your app's link and a short description, and it emails you a free 7-day marketing plan: one concrete, 15-minute task a day, with the posts and copy written for you. Paid plans keep the plan going every week and add the Clarity Checker: $19/month for 1 app, $29/month for 2–4 apps, $49/month for 5+ apps.

Start by finding out exactly who your app is for and where those people already hang out online. Fix the free App Store levers first (title, subtitle, keyword field, screenshots), then show up every day in one or two channels your users actually use, such as a specific subreddit or TikTok. Small daily actions beat one big launch.

Yes. Enter your app link, a short description and your email, and the plan arrives in your inbox, with the Indie App Marketing checklist (PDF) as a bonus. You don't need an account or a credit card.

On day 7 you get a recap and a preview of week 2. If you want the plan to keep going, paid plans give you a fresh plan every week, ready-to-post content, App Store listing help, a community finder and the Clarity Checker. Everything is free during early access.

Your first 100 users come from places you can reach by hand: communities where your target users already ask for help, a short-form video habit, friends of friends, and a launch post on Reddit or Product Hunt. Help first, promote second, and ask early users for a rating right after a "win moment" in the app.

Sometimes. Every subreddit has its own self-promotion rules, so always read them first. What works is value-first posting: answer questions and share genuinely useful lessons, and mention your app only where it's allowed and actually relevant. Accounts that only post links get banned quickly.