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May 8
been saying this for a while.
everyone asks how i got to 5M ARR. THIS IS IT!!!!!!
its really that simple
May 8
I thought having 40 TikTok accounts was already insane.
But this guy running 600 accounts with 69k posted videos. đź«
At this point, organic growth is no longer about “posting content.”
It’s about building a distribution machine.
Virality depends on luck.
But volume increases luck.
i need more accounts 🥴
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19 apps. 10 over $100k/mo.
this is why the “just another AI wrapper” take misses it
HubX picked outcomes people already want to show:
home redesigns, tattoos, videos, music
AI is cheap now.
the paid app is the one with a result that sells itself in the ad
Jun 7
A Turkish studio you've never heard of makes $60M/year.
Their most successful app does one thing: generate interior designs for your home. Simple idea. Obvious niche. Massive market.
HubX. 19 apps. 10 clearing $100K/mo.
Home design. AI video. Music generation. Tattoo design. Image creation.
Same formula every time. Find a niche. Build an AI app for it. Move to the next one.
They didn't build one hit and hope. They built a machine that keeps producing them.
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15M organic views from a little icon is the part to stare at
before the app pitch, Pool had a mystery people wanted to click around
that is such an underrated B2C move:
make the product feel like a thing to investigate, not another app to download x.com/_poolday_/status/20650…
Jun 11
Introducing Pool
That little icon got us $2M in funding, 15M organic views, and now you can all finally discover what's behind it.
Pool is "just an app for your screenshots." But it holds a few bets we decided to build a whole company on.
We believe the context of the future is your camera roll. Understanding someone's taste, the texture of their life, can unlock things we can't even comprehend yet.
We believe the future of interfaces will feel the way games make us feel, computing as a beautiful mix of art and technology.
Now live on the App Store.
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this is such a good B2C app lesson
he typed toddler gibberish and Blinkit still knew the job
that is what great consumer apps do:
make the user feel understood even when they are messy
features are nice. tiny moments like this are what make the app sticky x.com/ValueWithPrem/status/2…
Jun 10
Blinkit knows when your toddler has your phone, and it’s lowkey terrifying.
I was trying to trick my toddler that chocolates were out of stock, so I typed gibberish (the way a toddler would) into the search.
Look at the exact products the app served up as a fallback.
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this is the paid ads test everyone skips
he pushed the app to $10k, turned ads off, and it still tells you something useful:
the promise was clear enough for cold traffic
that matters way more than another feature x.com/athcanft/status/206530…
haven’t touched this app since december 2025
i ran ads on it in december up to $10k rev, then turned off the ads
ez
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the boring app store lesson keeps showing up
small apps win when the promise is dumb specific:
remove this background
track this meal
make this photo look expensive
fix this resume
not a bigger app.
just one tiny paid habit with a screenshot people instantly get
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Jun 12
tiny thing from that Glow Up AI makeup app:
after “Leave a Rating”, the next screen makes users tap a small “I rated” text to keep going
annoying? yeah
but those boring conversion details get you to $150k faster than adding 3 more AI filters
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Jun 12
120K MRR
well done
Jun 8
Postiz just reached $120k MRR!
I would never have imagined in my life that my app in February ($21k MRR) would go up to $120k MRR in 4 months.
@gregisenberg is right, the biggest opportunity of 2026 is to sell to agents.
proof: profile.stripe.com/wickedgur…
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Jun 12
claude users begging for a higher paid tier is a good consumer app lesson
limits make demand visible
if power users ask to pay more, don't bury it in support tickets
make the ceiling a product:
pro tier
usage packs
priority queue
sometimes the paywall is too low
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Jun 12
yeah this is the consumer app game now
aesty gets 100k TikTok views/week at ~$0 CAC because the outcome shows up in one scroll
not a pitch deck
not a feature list
just “here’s the outfit you could wear”
if the result is easy to show, growth gets way less mysterious
x.com/nestymee/status/206473…
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Jun 12
codex letting users bank rate-limit resets is funny because code is not the scarce part anymore
it is knowing what to ask for before the reset expires
cheap code moves the bottleneck to taste:
promise
screen
hook
paid moment
shipping got easier. picking got harder
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Jun 12
everyone wants the new app idea
AIBY doing $72M/year with AI chat, heart rate, plant ID and fonts is the boring answer
huge existing behavior
clean wrapper
endless creatives
consumer apps are still distribution games with a product attached
x.com/AIAdsApps/status/20650…
Jun 11
A Florida based app studio you've never heard of makes $72M/year.
Their most successful app does one thing: let you chat with an AI. Simple idea. Obvious niche. Massive market.
AIBY. 50 apps. 11 clearing $100K/mo.
AI chat. Heart rate monitoring. Plant identification. Font keyboards. AI photos. Widget themes. Beauty scanning. Brain training.
Same formula every time. Find a niche. Build an app for it. Move to the next one.
They didn't build one hit and hope. They built a machine that keeps producing them.
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Jun 11
this is why i like weird little consumer apps
Pool didn't lead with “AI screenshot organizer”
it made one tiny icon people wanted to tap, got 15M organic views, then revealed the app
for B2C, curiosity is distribution before the product even explains itself x.com/_poolday_/status/20650…
Jun 11
Introducing Pool
That little icon got us $2M in funding, 15M organic views, and now you can all finally discover what's behind it.
Pool is "just an app for your screenshots." But it holds a few bets we decided to build a whole company on.
We believe the context of the future is your camera roll. Understanding someone's taste, the texture of their life, can unlock things we can't even comprehend yet.
We believe the future of interfaces will feel the way games make us feel, computing as a beautiful mix of art and technology.
Now live on the App Store.
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Jun 11
if an app did $200k in 3 months, the first question is not “what stack?”
it is:
where did the first 100 strangers come from?
what made them trust it?
what did they screenshot/send to a friend?
features are easy to copy
acquisition scars are not
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Jun 11
AI subs delivering 70x API value is why consumer app pricing is getting weird
$20/mo only works if the app becomes where someone burns tokens every day
not “AI inside”
a daily mess:
voice notes
meal photos
workouts
receipts
screenshots
tokens are cheap. daily intent is not
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Jun 11
this is actually a bigger deal than it sounds.
if you can swap App Store screenshots without shipping a new build, your store page becomes an ad test, not a museum.
most indie apps lose before install because nobody keeps testing the first 3 screenshots
x.com/seraleev/status/206451…
Jun 10
Apple is actually making life easier for developers.
With the new Asset Library, the same image or video can be reused across multiple places without uploading it again.
Examples:
- Custom Product Pages
- In-App Events
- Screenshots
- App Preview videos
No more endless duplication of screenshots and videos across App Store Connect. The only downside: we have to wait until fall.
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Jun 11
apple devs getting Claude through Foundation Models is a big app-store hint
the next wave of apps won't win by having “AI” in the name
they'll win when the AI sits inside one tiny workflow people already do 20x a week x.com/ClaudeDevs/status/2064…
Jun 10
New for Apple developers: Foundation Models support for Claude lets developers use Apple's Foundation Models framework to call Claude for multi-step reasoning, code generation, and longer context.
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Jun 10
features do not fix weak retention
if users do not come back, more tabs usually make it worse
first fix:
- the first win
- the reminder loop
- the reason to return tomorrow
- saved progress
- emotional payoff
retention is not “more product”
it is a reason to reopen
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Jun 10
this is why i still like app store billing
people complain about the 30% cut, but users will literally pay extra because apple feels safer
for tiny consumer apps, trust is part of checkout
boring native flow beats the “better” stripe page
x.com/mil000/status/20627678…
Jun 5
Oh my god. People actually pay the 30% extra through the App Store.
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Jun 10
forget 10k this will take you to your first 30k MRR
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Jun 10
telegram finally making an apple watch app after 10 years is a good reminder
some products win because people already open them 40 times a day
tiny apps can still steal one tiny loop:
log the meal
start the workout
reply to the lead
check the streak
own the 8 second habit
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