APP
Apple App Store
Supports Trosky 365 version history, $214.99 yearly in-app purchase, reviews, and current public release notes.
Open Apple App Store source Accessed July 14, 2026This is a public-safe demo analysis app. It separates visible App Store history, benchmark estimates, handoff notes, pricing comparisons, source links, and a local-only journal demo.
14
Public releases
7 mo.
Longest public release gap
$215
Later annual price
Public version history
Update Cadence
The public App Store history shows a moderate first-year cadence with a long visible gap from late November 2025 to June 2026.
14Public releases across roughly 14 months.
7 mo.Longest public release gap: Nov. 21, 2025 to Jun. 12, 2026.
15-30Expected benchmark releases in 14 months for 1-2 updates per month.
- 2.0.0 - May 12, 2025 - launch / bug fixes listing.
- 2.0.1 - May 23, 2025 - minor update.
- 2.0.2 - July 8, 2025 - UI/UX and performance refinements.
- 2.1.0 - July 17, 2025 - performance improvements and bug fixes.
- 2.2.0 - July 19, 2025 - homepage, reels, programs, video, performance, bug fixes.
- 2.3.0 - August 25, 2025 - bug fixes.
- 2.4.0 - September 9, 2025 - UI enhancements, performance, bug fixes.
- 2.5.0 - September 20, 2025 - performance improvements and bug fixes.
- 2.6.0 - September 21, 2025 - bug fixes and performance improvements.
- 2.6.1 - October 28, 2025 - bug fixes.
- 2.6.2 - November 21, 2025 - UI changes.
- 2.7.0 - June 12, 2026 - bug fixes.
- 2.8.0 - June 22, 2026 - AI features, announcements, free trial, stability, UI.
- 2.8.1 - July 3, 2026 - bug fixes.
Many public notes were bug fixes, performance improvements, or UI changes. That does not mean every release required the same amount of work, and it does not capture backend work that may not require App Store updates.
A startup pursuing aggressive growth would commonly ship meaningful improvements every 4-8 weeks and roughly 1-2 public releases per month. The May-November period was active; the late-November to June gap was the notable slow period.
Market benchmark estimates
Cost & Workload
These figures are workload and market benchmarks, not proof of actual spend.
$60,000Current build cost benchmark.
$10,000/yrTypical operating cost benchmark.
$3,000Typical minor update benchmark.
1-2 daysTypical work per minor update.
Using 1-2 developer days per minor update, 14 public releases illustrate about 14-28 developer days. This is a rough workload model, not an invoice model.
The app uses the cleaner handoff estimate: approximately $35,000 for operating and minor-update work over the first 14 months.
These are market benchmarks and workload estimates, not proof of actual spend. They should not be read as evidence that all 14 releases were individually invoiced at $3,000.
Corrected comparison
Pricing Comparison
The comparison keeps the corrected numbers from the handoff and avoids unsupported exact user-count claims.
Gold Glove · $297/year
Handoff note: described as a nonprofit membership built on Thinkific, the same platform used by Greg for recruitment programs.
- Handoff notes describe the product as approximately four years old.
- Handoff notes describe no meaningful updates in approximately four years.
- Handoff notes describe paying users, without publishing exact user counts.
Trosky 365 · $215/year
$82 less than Gold Glove; the handoff frames lower price as not resolving traction or product-depth concerns.
- Newer product.
- Handoff notes describe limited functionality.
- No exact public user-count claim is stated.
This section blends App Store price checks with supplied handoff notes. No exact unsupported user counts are stated in this public demo app.
Handoff timeline note
Team Tools Timeline
The first screen stays clean, with supplied handoff details inside expandable stages.
PROMISED
DELAYED
POSTPONED
DEFERRED
CANCELLED
- Handoff notes describe an approximately two-month app-launch expectation.
- Handoff notes say team tools were expected immediately after launch.
- Handoff notes say Tony and Adam could help shape team functionality.
- Handoff notes say pricing was not set two months before launch.
- Handoff notes say the initial price was considered too high.
- Handoff notes describe an approximately six-month app-launch delay.
- Handoff notes say team-function timelines moved with it.
- Handoff notes say team tools might begin in summer.
- Handoff notes describe existing ideas for pre-designed team tools.
- Handoff notes reference functions similar to Nate's Shot Clock app.
- Handoff notes describe coach and user demand signals, without exact counts.
Handoff notes say the later expectation moved to discussions around the new year.
Handoff notes say that two months before expected January 2025 launch timing, team tools were represented as not moving forward.
Timeline statements are supplied handoff notes, not independent public-source proof.
Claim-specific support
Sources & Benchmarks
Source cards separate public web sources from supplied handoff notes. Access date: July 14, 2026.
CL
Clutch
Supports mobile app development pricing and common hourly-rate benchmark context.
Open Clutch source Accessed July 14, 2026GF
GoodFirms
Supports broad 2026 app development cost and complexity benchmark ranges.
Open GoodFirms source Accessed July 14, 2026UP
Upwork
Supports freelance mobile developer hourly-rate context by platform and skill set.
Open Upwork source Accessed July 14, 2026AWS
AWS
Supports cloud pricing as pay-as-you-go operating cost context, not fixed proof of spend.
Open AWS source Accessed July 14, 2026MC
McKinsey
Supports product-development speed, developer velocity, and iteration context.
Open McKinsey source Accessed July 14, 2026PTB
Supplied PTB Handoff
Supports the timeline narrative, Gold Glove comparison framing, and handoff-labeled pricing/product notes. This is not independent public-source proof.
Supplied in the current Codex thread · July 14, 2026Browser-local demo
Journal & Uploads
This section demonstrates light app functionality without any backend.
Demo only · Stored on this device
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