<p><strong>Amanblaze is a small, independent app studio. We have three apps live on Google Play, Forex News, G-Font and Save Status, and we build every one of them in public.</strong></p><p>Building in public means sharing the work while it happens, not just when it is polished: releases, download numbers, what worked and what did not. This blog is where that lives.</p><h2>Why share at all?</h2><ul><li><strong>Accountability.</strong> Writing down what we plan to ship makes it much harder to quietly let it slip.</li><li><strong>Better feedback, sooner.</strong> The people who use our apps see changes early and tell us what is missing before we go too far in the wrong direction.</li><li><strong>Trust.</strong> If you are thinking about working with us, you can see exactly how we work before you ever send a message.</li></ul><h2>What you will find here</h2><ul><li><strong>Release notes</strong> for Forex News, G-Font and Save Status: what changed and why it matters.</li><li><strong>Build log</strong> posts about the studio itself: how we choose ideas, how we ship and the numbers behind it.</li></ul><h2>The numbers so far</h2><p>Forex News: Economic Calendar has passed 1,000 downloads on Google Play. G-Font and Save Status have each passed 100. These are small numbers, and that is the point: you get to follow the story from the very start.</p><blockquote>We would rather show a real 100 than a made-up 100,000.</blockquote><h2>Follow along</h2><p>The easiest way to keep up is the <a href="/#build-log">Follow the build</a> signup on our homepage. If you have an idea, feedback on one of our apps or a project of your own, write to us at <a href="mailto:support@amanblaze.in">support@amanblaze.in</a>.</p>

Why we build in public

Amanblaze ships apps in the open. Here is why we share our releases, our numbers and our mistakes, and what you can expect from this blog.

<p><strong>Three apps in three very different categories: finance, personalization and video. Different people, different problems, but the same lessons kept showing up.</strong></p><h2>1. Narrow beats broad</h2><p>Every one of our apps does one job. Forex News is an economic calendar with news and alerts. G-Font is a typography toolkit. Save Status saves status updates. Whenever we were tempted to add something unrelated, the app got harder to explain, and an app you cannot explain in one sentence is an app people scroll past.</p><h2>2. The store listing is part of the product</h2><p>On Google Play, most people decide from the icon, the first screenshot and the first line of the description. So we treat the listing like a screen of the app. Each screenshot answers one question, such as <em>Smart AI events analysis</em> or <em>Variable font sliders</em>, instead of showing a random screen.</p><h2>3. Updates matter more than launch day</h2><p>Launch day is one day. The weeks after it are where an app actually gets good. All three of our apps have been updated recently: G-Font and Save Status on 19 September 2026, and Forex News on 8 October 2026. Small, regular releases keep the apps healthy and keep us close to the people using them.</p><h2>What is next</h2><p>We are applying all three lessons to whatever we build next, and we will share that process here as it happens. If you want an app built the same way, <a href="/work-with-us">here is how we work with clients</a>.</p>

Three apps, three lessons

Shipping Forex News, G-Font and Save Status taught us more than any plan did. These are the three lessons we keep coming back to.

<p><strong>Forex News: Economic Calendar has passed 1,000 downloads on Google Play. It is our most installed app so far, and a milestone worth writing down.</strong></p><p>We built Forex News for traders who were tired of switching between websites before every trade. The idea was simple: one fast app for the economic calendar, breaking headlines, price alerts and currency strength.</p><h2>What traders get</h2><ul><li><strong>A global economic calendar</strong> with the events that move currency pairs, from central bank decisions to inflation and jobs data.</li><li><strong>Smart AI event analysis</strong> that helps explain what an event could mean for the market.</li><li><strong>Instant price alerts</strong>, around the clock.</li><li><strong>A tailored watchlist</strong> for the pairs and assets you actually trade.</li></ul><h2>Why this number matters to us</h2><p>1,000 downloads is not a big number by app store standards. For a small independent studio, it is proof that a focused tool for a specific group of people can find its audience.</p><h2>What comes next</h2><p>We will keep shipping regular updates and sharing them in our release notes. If you trade, <a href="https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.forexnews.app">try Forex News on Google Play</a> and tell us what you would add at <a href="mailto:support@amanblaze.in">support@amanblaze.in</a>.</p>

Forex News passes 1,000 downloads

Our economic calendar app for traders has crossed 1,000 downloads on Google Play. A short look at what it does and what comes next.

<p><strong>Ideas are cheap. Time is not. Before we commit to a new app, it has to pass four questions.</strong></p><h2>1. Do we understand the problem first-hand?</h2><p>Forex News is built by traders, for traders. When you know a problem from the inside, you make much better decisions about what to leave out.</p><h2>2. Can it be explained in one sentence?</h2><p>"An economic calendar with news and alerts." "Every Google Font, on your phone." "Save the statuses your friends share." If we cannot write the sentence, we are not ready to write the code.</p><h2>3. Can a first version ship quickly?</h2><p>We look for a small first version that is genuinely useful on its own. Everything else waits for real feedback from real users.</p><h2>4. Will we still want to maintain it in a year?</h2><p>Shipping is the beginning, not the end. An app that needs attention it will never get slowly breaks, so we only take on what we are willing to keep updating.</p><h2>Your idea</h2><p>We ask the same four questions when founders and businesses bring us their ideas. If yours passes, or you are not sure yet, <a href="/contact">tell us about it</a>.</p>

How we decide what to build next

Every idea sounds good on day one. These are the four questions an idea has to pass before we start building it.