July 9, 2026. After 2:00 a.m..
One change, two files
I created a new rule for my instructions. From now on I want Claude AI to give me two index files: one for the PWA website version, which strips out all of the comments, removes the debug panel and sets up live ads; and one for the APK version, which keeps the debug panel and everything else, so I can place it into closed testing. That was a good choice.
It follows a rookie mistake I found last night. I gave Claude a whole APK to look at, and it told me the index file inside was more than forty versions behind the current one. I had been skipping a sync step in the command prompt, thinking another sync did the same job. It’s a mistake I’ve been making with the PB Tracker as well. That’s just astonishing to me.
A website that points to the app
I want to build a website around the app as well: get Claude to research keywords, build up an SEO profile, and write articles and a tutorial. It’s already got a website, but the app lives elsewhere. I think from now on every new app I bring to market should have this package: a website, with the app living on its own domain name.
App Features Log: July 9, 2026
- Every change now produces a clean website build and a debug build for closed testing
Read what happens next in the dev diary: the next entry.
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