Earn from a fully managedportfolio of dividendapp businesses

Approck sources, acquires, and manages portfolios of dividend app businesses with recurring payments.The assets belong to the investor; we handle operations, reporting, and exit.

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Track record

We turned our experience into a product for investors.

Approck grew out of Light Apps Group. We have direct sourcing access, an operating history with subscription apps, and deals closed on both sides of the table.

total deal volume$3M+

marketplace and private portfolios in the Approck network.

capital under management$2.55M

current AUM in active portfolios.

closed deals100+

valuation, negotiations, closing, and asset transfer.

portfolios5

active portfolios managed by the team.

community3,500

Application Club audience.

brands in network4

Approck · LAG · 4Partners · Rocknapps

Operating network

Consultation · 30 min

Consultation on adividend app portfolio.

30 minutes on current portfolio logic, asset examples, payout math, and risk controls. No obligation.

20%+ annual return
no operational involvement
vetted assets
market exit

WHAT APPROCK DOES

The investor owns the assets. Approck runs operations.

Ownership, diligence, payouts, portfolio composition, and economics are kept in one clear operating model.

SELECTION01

Asset selection

We buy only vetted assets after reviewing financials, revenue sources, traffic, security, and legal risks.

OWNERSHIP02

Deal and structure

We organize the legal entity, payment, and rights transfer; purchases can be made in any currency, including crypto.

PAYOUTS03

Full management

Approck handles daily business support, stores, updates, reporting, and operational tasks without investor involvement.

EXIT04

Payouts or exit

Request

Put $700K under management with transparent monthly payouts.

Result

$109.8K returned over the first 3 months; $590.2K of principal remains in work.

Open for new managed portfolios · $300k

Want a sample portfolio for your budget?

20%+ annual return
no operational involvement
vetted assets passed checks
documented revenue from Apple / Google / Stripe
exit at market price
purchase in fiat or crypto

The first month in each case is partial, and investors entered at different times. These are historical payout snapshots, not promised returns.

BENCHMARK · 36 MONTHS

Approck with reinvestmentoutpaces the S&P 500.

The S&P grows on its own through reinvestment inside the index. Approck follows the same compounding logic - significantly better if monthly payouts go straight into new apps.

S&P 500

$300K in the index compounds at roughly 0.83% per month.

AFTER 36 MONTHS$404K

Passive instrument
No control over asset selection
Market risk stays fully with the investor

Approck VC

$300K into a portfolio. Base case: around 5% payouts per month with natural revenue decay of about 2%.

AFTER 36 MONTHS WITH REINVESTMENT$869K

Cash flow every month
New acquisitions start paying immediately
The exit leaves real apps that can be sold

Outcome after 36 months · same $300K start36-month outcome · $300K start

S&P 500· ~0.83% / mo, passive$404K

Approck, no reinvestment· payouts held separately$388K

Approck, reinvested· payouts into new assets$869K

Average payback across portfolios is around 2 years: in the first year investors recover 60-70% on average. After full payback, they can keep the assets for monthly profit or ask Approck to sell them on the market.

GET STARTED · 30 MIN

Free consultationon dividend-business investing

Leave contacts or book a call. We will walk through current portfolio logic, example assets, payout math, risks, and the next step.

FAQ

What to knowbefore entering.

01What does Approck do?

Approck sources, acquires, and manages portfolios of dividend app businesses monetized through recurring payments. The investor owns the assets. We handle everything from entity setup to daily support of the businesses in the portfolio.

How the model works

02How are portfolios reviewed?

Every asset is carefully selected and reviewed by our analysts, security specialists, and legal team. These assets have an active resale market and can be sold at market price when the investor decides to exit.

revenue history
retention and subscription cohorts
traffic sources
dependence on paid acquisition
account and rights-transfer risks
asset resale potential

Due diligence checklist

03Where do payouts come from?

Payouts are distributed monthly from recurring revenue. Payments come from major US counterparties such as Apple, Google, or Stripe, which allows the investor to receive fully documented income.

How app income works

04What is the payback and exit path?

Across our portfolios, average investor payback is around 2 years. In the first year, investors recover 60-70% of their investment on average. After full payback, the investor can keep the assets and continue earning monthly profit, or ask Approck to sell the assets on the market on their behalf.

Transfer and exit process

05What does a portfolio usually include?

The portfolio is not built around one app. We assemble a basket of assets: several apps, different categories, different accounts, and different revenue sources. The goal is to reduce dependence on one product, store, category, or traffic channel.

Portfolio strategy details

06Which assets do we reject?

We do not buy assets where returns depend on a short-term revenue spike. High current revenue is not enough on its own. We reject apps when the risk looks stronger than the quality of the subscription base.

sharp growth after incentivized traffic
short subscription-revenue history
heavy dependence on one ad channel
unstable subscription tails
legal or technical transfer risks
metrics not confirmed by store or payment-system data
unclear account history

How diligence works

07How is portfolio economics structured?

Portfolio economics is calculated from asset cash flow. First, we look at gross revenue, then deduct platform or payment processor fees, operating costs, support, and accounts. The remaining cash flow goes to investor payouts or reinvestment into new assets. Across our portfolios, average investor payback is around 2 years, with investors recovering 60-70% of their investment in the first year on average. The final structure depends on portfolio composition, acquisition pace, and the selected legal setup.

Managed portfolio model

08How does Approck earn from this?

In the managed format, the key part of Approck’s economics appears after the investor has recovered 100% of the invested capital. After that, profit is split 80/20: 80% to the investor and 20% to Approck as portfolio operator.

09Why not the S&P 500?

An index is usually bought for broad market exposure. An Approck portfolio is built for monthly cash flow from specific assets that can be held, improved, or sold. Without reinvestment, the model is built around regular payouts to the investor. With reinvestment, part of the cash flow is directed back into the portfolio to acquire new assets.

S&P 500: about 0.83% per month
Approck: about 5% monthly payout
S&P 500: market risk stays fully with the investor
Approck: payouts can be taken out or directed into new assets

10Where should I start?

Tell us your budget, categories of interest, and acceptable risk level. Then we can suggest the right format: a direct acquisition, a managed portfolio, or waiting for a better-fit asset.

App investing basics

This material is for informational purposes only and is not financial advice. Historical payouts, target returns, and payback periods do not guarantee future results.