A niche social and dating application tailored for the transgender and LGBTQ+ community. The platform offers specialized matching algorithms, profile...
An AI-powered utility that converts photos into detailed, printable sketch outlines and interactive coloring pages. Tailored for parents, educators,...
A social guessing and party application designed for groups, where players must identify the single imposter who has been given a different secret wo...
Online aggregator and marketplace focused on the personal finance and side hustle niche. The platform curates high-paying opportunities, providing us...
AI-powered nutritional assistant designed to simplify healthy eating and macro tracking. The application allows users to log meals effortlessly using...
An AI-powered "wingman" for dating apps, designed to help users improve their conversations. The app generates creative opening lines, witty replies,...
An all-in-one privacy and security suite for iOS. The app provides a secure VPN, an advanced ad-blocker, and Wi-Fi network analysis. Additional tools...
iOS utility that provides instant, AI-powered cost estimates directly from a photo. Built for professionals: contractors, appraisers, and insurance a...
An AI-powered assistant, designed to support everyday tasks, communication, learning, creativity, and workflow automation. Since launch in 2023, it's...
A complete, revenue-producing iOS app portfolio generating $50k+ MRR across seven applications. The package covers multiple evergreen categories, ens...
Apps over $10,000 MRR are larger recurring-revenue assets where small diligence gaps can materially affect returns. Buyers should validate not only revenue size but also the durability, source concentration, and operational path after acquisition.
Higher MRR can support stronger valuations when cohorts are stable, acquisition channels are diversified, and technical maintenance is predictable. It should not reduce scrutiny of churn, refunds, platform policy exposure, or transfer complexity.
Run scenario analysis before committing capital: downside churn, store-policy events, paid acquisition changes, support cost increases, and technical debt. The highest-quality assets make these risks measurable before close rather than hiding them behind headline MRR.