I’ve got an MVP idea and I’m torn between launching on iOS or Android first. Some folks suggest starting with iOS for smoother performance, while others lean toward Android due to wider reach. I recently had a chat with a few app developers in Dubai, and many of them recommended going hybrid to test the waters faster. They also helped outline pros/cons based on my target market. Has anyone here taken the hybrid route early on? Curious to hear what worked best for your startup.

A classic dilemma for startups! Choosing between iOS and Android first really depends on your target audience, budget, and development timeline. iOS can offer faster monetization and consistent user experience, while Android provides broader global reach. This discussion is a must for any startup planning their app launch strategy—solid points all around! Казино Кз Онлайн

I think the answer depends a lot on your first users. If they’re in places like the US or Europe, iOS can be a smart choice since people there spend more and the app experience is smoother. But if you’re targeting markets like India, Brazil, or Africa, Android usually wins because way more people use it.

For an MVP, hybrid can also be a good shortcut. You won’t get the same polish as a native app, but it’s faster and cheaper to test whether people even want what you’re building. I’ve noticed this even in streaming-related apps (like when people search for crunchyroll premium just to get quicker access) speed to market often matters more than platform choice.

In the end, it’s less about iOS vs Android and more about where your audience is and what you want to achieve first.