By skyforbes 
When I first heard about Steven Kada, my jaw dropped.
Here’s a guy who openly admits he had no coding or design skills whatsoever… yet he’s pulling in $40,000 a month from a mobile app called Puff Count.
And the wild part? He says the hardest part of building an app isn’t the app at all. It’s the marketing.
Let me tell you his story.
From Shiny Objects to One Big Bet
Steven started out like many of us — chasing one online business idea after another. E-commerce, freelancing, side hustles… nothing stuck.
Then he stumbled onto the mobile app world. Not as a developer, but as someone who simply spotted an opportunity: apps are scalable, global, and easier to launch than people think.
Instead of getting lost in code, he focused on one thing — solving a real problem.
That’s when Puff Count was born: an app to help people quit vaping.
Scratching His Own Itch
Here’s the part I love. Steven didn’t sit around waiting for a billion-dollar idea. He looked at his own daily struggles and thought: if this annoys me, it probably annoys others too.