In the finale of the Supertop Podcast we discuss Pádraig leaving Castro and look back over 7 years of Supertop, with a little help from our friends.
Oisín and Pádraig discuss the new clip sharing feature in Castro, some changes to Castro Plus pricing, Panic’s Playdate console and WWDC.
Oisín and Pádraig discuss Top Picks, the new Castro feature that helps surface the best episodes in your inbox.
We talk about additional improvements to discovery in Castro, including featured collections. We also discuss Spotify’s complaint filed with the …
We discuss improvements to search and discovery in Castro, and what Spotify’s recent acquisitions might mean for the future of indie podcast apps.
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Pádraig and Oisín discuss selling a majority stake in Castro to Tiny.
We discuss how we can better introduce the features of Castro and improve the Castro Plus subscription pitch. To do that we need to better understand how people are using the app have better ways to measure whether …
Padraig has a new CarPlay unit to debug with. We reflect on the work we did for Drag & Drop last summer. Castro 3.1 is out with Sideloading and Chapter Preselection. We discuss a new targeted marketing platform from …
In this episode with discuss the just released Castro 3.0.4 and what’s coming in 3.1, as well as trying to improve Castro’s performance in China, and …
We discuss subscriber projections for Castro and things we’ve been doing at Supertop to keep us motivated on the road to sustainability.
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We discuss the launch of Castro 3: pre-launch drama, launch day emotions, subscription feedback, reviews, and thoughts about future updates.
Oisin and Padraig discuss wrapping up Castro 3 development and explain what current Castro users can expect from 3.0.
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Oisín and Pádraig follow up on feedback about moving Castro to a subscription business model, then discuss the work they've been doing on Castro 3.
Oisín & Pádraig discuss the different options for Castro 3’s business model and the reasons behind the model they’ve chosen.
Oisin’s iPhone X is stolen by Mexican police. We discuss apps using black backgrounds on the X’s OLED screen for dark modes, the launch of Castro …
Oisín has an iPhone X. We discuss the new phone and how having the device in hand changed Castro’s status bar strategy.
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Oisín is in Canada! We discuss the latest Castro updates, the Release Notes conference, the Notch, and as we start work on Castro 3, we share some thoughts on how our process has changed since we started Castro 2 three …
Padraig and Oisin discuss how drag & drop in iOS 11 simplifies workflows and makes the most of multi-touch. We dive into the design issues we …
We sold Unread, our RSS News Reader for iPhone and iPad. We’re joined by the new owner, John Brayton of Golden Hill Software to discuss the …
We sold our iTunes promo code management app, Tokens, and our sales reporting app, Top Hat. We're joined by the new owner, Denis Hennessy), who tells …
Pádraig and Oisín discuss the amount of time they spend not programming and what it’s like working as a team instead of solo.
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Oisin and Padraig introduce Castro 2.4 and then discuss plans for our other Supertop apps, Top Hat, Tokens and Unread. We try to figure out what …
A year after The New York Times published an article on the growth of podcasting, we discuss the current state of the medium and what the future may …
We’re joined by Jared Sinclair to discuss his new app, Stormcrow, and the best way to approach hobbies and side projects. Then we discuss what’s needed from social features in podcast apps, and what the future of …
Pádraig and Oisín discuss triage in Castro and other podcast apps, complain about improperly implemented HTTP caching techniques and remember a puddle in Newcastle.
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We discuss Castro 2.3 (and what’s coming in 2.4), Overcast 3, and Iconfactory’s Kickstarter campaign for Twitterific.
We discuss feedback to our App Store Review Prompts blog post, ideas for improving Castro’s notifications, answer a listener question about open source, and more.
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Pádraig and Oisín recount stories of their first iPhones and reflect on how indie development has changed over the past 10 years.
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Padraig and Oisin discuss gifts, Castro’s surprisingly good performance in December, thoughts on Swift and New Year’s resolutions.
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We follow up on the Castro 2.2 launch and explore options for increasing Supertop’s revenue.
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We discuss Castro 2.2, give an update on the Doom Clock, follow up on Oisín's Search Ads blog post, and ponder what Castro 2.3 should do.
Pádraig and Oisín continue discussing the Úll conference and reflect on topics like making decisions and advertising in apps.
Padraig and Oisin discuss being offline for a weekend, apps entering maturity, Siri and what they would do if they weren’t working on Apple platforms.
Pádraig and Oisín focus on the business side of making apps.
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Pádraig and Oisín are joined by Jared Sinclair to discuss side projects, podcast apps, the bottom pit of video game hell, and much more.
Pádraig and Oisín reflect on making apps for love and no money.
Pádraig and Oisín discuss the launch of Castro 2 and try not to make any promises.
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Welcome to the first episode of the Supertop Podcast. Pádraig and Oisín prepare for the launch of Castro 2, a major update to their podcast app that …
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