Key insights

• 🎉 The creator's excitement about launching the wallpaper app Panels
• 🚫 Challenges and mistakes made in the app's launch, including lack of explanation and a high price tier
• 🎨 Reason for creating the app: to provide a platform for showcasing art and giving credit to artists
• 👩‍💻 Collaboration with a developer to bring the idea to fruition
• 📱 Description of the app's content and features, including the inclusion of art from different artists and links to their social media
• 🎯 Acknowledgment of the limited target audience for a wallpaper app
• 💰 Offering high-resolution versions with a single 30-second ad to support server costs and compensate artists
• 🔍 Platform for discovering new artists and their work, Non-exclusive artist agreements, Resolved privacy disclosure issues

Q&A

• What is the app's approach to artist agreements and privacy disclosure?

  The app promotes new artists, has non-exclusive artist agreements, and has resolved privacy disclosure issues. The creator is committed to addressing any doubts or concerns regarding the app's content and agreements.

• How does the app address misconceptions about its content?

  The video addresses misconceptions about repackaging an old app and using AI-generated art. It explains the use of AI in content creation and emphasizes the curation of art in the app. User reviews also compare the app to others and offer positive feedback on its features and UI.

• What are the future plans and commitments for the app?

  The app is committed to weekly updates with new art and emphasizes transparency, respect, and trust. Future plans include improving code efficiency and ongoing bug fixes while gathering user feedback for design improvements.

• How does the app generate revenue for the artists and manage server costs?

  The app offers ad-free and full-resolution access for a subscription fee of $2 a month, along with the option to purchase paid art collections or subscribe to Panels Plus for $12. Profits are split 50/50 with the artists, and high-resolution versions are made available with a single 30-second ad to offset server costs and compensate artists.

• What content and features are available in the Panels wallpaper app?

  The app contains hundreds of pieces by different artists, offering both free and paid art. It includes links to artists' social media and aims to enhance the free user experience by providing non-collection wallpapers in 1080P for free and offering high-resolution versions with a single 30-second ad to support server costs and compensate artists.

• How does the app address the criticism it faced during its launch?

  The creator acknowledges the challenges and mistakes made during the app's launch, including the lack of adequate explanation and a high-priced tier. Efforts are being made to improve the user experience, pricing, and transparency.

• What is the purpose of the Panels wallpaper app?

  The Panels wallpaper app aims to showcase art from various artists and provide wallpapers for both iOS and Android, giving more visibility and credit to the creators.

• 00:03 Summary: The creator launched a wallpaper app called panels but failed to provide adequate explanation and faced criticism for its $50 price tier. The app aims to showcase art from different artists and provide wallpapers for iOS and Android. The creator collaborated with a developer to bring the idea to life. The app contains hundreds of pieces by various artists and aims to give more visibility to the creators.
• 02:34 The app is offering both free and paid art, with a focus on improving the free user experience, removing third-party ads, and making non-collection wallpapers available in 1080P for free. High-resolution versions are available with a single 30-second ad to offset server costs and pay artists.
• 05:09 A new ad-free and full resolution tier for the wallpaper app has been introduced for $2 a month. Users can also purchase paid art collections or subscribe to Panels Plus for $12, unlocking all collections, and can pay $50 for a year-long subscription. Profits are split 50/50 with the artists.
• 07:43 The app aims to promote new artists, has non-exclusive artist agreements, and resolved privacy disclosure issues. It is undergoing bug fixes and gathering user feedback for design improvements.
• 10:29 The creator addresses misconceptions about the app including rumors about repackaging an old app and using AI-generated art. They explain the use of AI in the app's content creation and emphasize the curation of art. The app is compared to other apps in reviews and receives positive feedback.
• 13:07 The video discusses the future plans for an app, the importance of not buying a product based on future promises, and the commitment to weekly updates with new art. It also emphasizes transparency, respect, and trust.