Back
—·2 min read

Exploring Indie Life: Creating a Public To-Do List/Roadmap

Indie LifeTutorials

It is almost a month of working on Meshing. For the next month, I am doubling down and living and breathing mesh gradients. It is fun, but I need to make sure I am on the right track.

I want to know what users think about Meshing's current features and what they would like to see next. This feedback will help me prioritize my roadmap.

I went looking for a service that would let users comment on existing features and suggest new ones. That is when I found WishKit, a tool that makes in-app feature requests easy to manage!

Disclaimer: This post is not sponsored or affiliated with WishKit. I am sharing my personal experience as an independent developer.

WishKit has a free plan which is great for indie projects just starting out. I decided to jump for the paid plan for a month to utilize it to the fullest. Here is my plan to shape Meshing's future:

  1. Set up WishKit in Meshing
  2. Encourage users to share their thoughts
  3. Analyze the feedback
  4. Let users upvote on the features
  5. Create a prioritized roadmap

Setting up WishKit in Meshing

Setting up WishKit in Meshing was easier than I expected. I added WishKit to my project using SPM:

dependencies: **[.package(url: "https://github.com/wishkit/wishkit-ios.git", branch: "main")](https://www.wishkit.io/images/favicon/apple-touch-icon.png)**
 
]
 
](https://www.wishkit.io/slug/meshing)
 
By involving users in the development process, I hope to build a better app that meets their needs. A bit nervous to open up like this, but I think it will lead to a much sustainable product in the long run.
 
Happy shipping!

Post Topics

Explore more in these categories:

Indie LifeTutorials

Related Articles

Exploring AI: Cosine Similarity for RAG using Accelerate and Swift

Learn how to implement cosine similarity using Accelerate framework for iOS and macOS apps. Build Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) systems breaking down complex mathematics into simple explanations and practical Swift code examples. Optimize document search with vector similarity calculations.

Exploring Cursor: Accessing External Documentation using @Doc

Boost coding productivity with Cursor's @Doc feature. Learn how to index external documentation directly in your workspace, eliminating tab-switching and keeping you in flow.

Exploring Cursor: Autocompletion with Tab

Discover how to supercharge your iOS development workflow with Cursor, an AI-powered alternative to Xcode. Learn to leverage powerful autocompletion features, and integrate the Sweetpad extension.