Chris Raroque

All of this stuff is really minor.

And even when you're watching this video, it probably just doesn't look like a lot.

You're just probably thinking, oh, this just looks like an app.

But I'll show some specific examples of the little details that went into this that I think really did add up and make for a better experience because people could have chosen another budgeting app.

There's so many out there.

But the reason people stick with this one and the things that I'm hearing over and over again from users is this just feels different.

This doesn't feel like a normal budgeting app.

So here's an example of the level of detail I'm talking about.

And it's something that, again, you could totally just vibe code and do yourself.

It'll just take a few minutes.

So one thing I did was when you look at a lot of normal Apple apps and just default apps, when you transition between pages, usually it's just kind of an instant transition.

Like if you're on your contacts app and you click between the pages, it's just going to instantly appear.

Something that I wanted to do was add a little bit of motion when you're changing between the pages.

So if you look closely here, you can see that the pages are actually swiping left and right.

And it's really subtle.

So a lot of users probably won't even notice that this is happening.

I'll slow it down here so you can see exactly what I mean.

But when you transition between the pages, there's this little bounce and the pages are kind of shifting over.

That minor detail was something I saw in another app.

I don't even remember what the app was, but