Kiril

I did it! My 3rd mobile app is officially on the Play/App store Started building it on 10th June and fast forward to today it is live and here we go again..

Would you sell a profitable app if someone offered you 30 times its monthly profit? For example, an app making $500/month gets an offer of $15,000. Take the money or keep collecting revenue? What would determine your decision?

A very smart move 👏

Thanks my friend

If an app costs $4.99/month, people call it expensive. If 2,000 people pay $4.99/month, suddenly it's a business doing almost $10k in monthly revenue before fees and costs. Pricing is interesting. But getting 2,000 people to care is the real challenge.

I made $14,102.96 in October 2026. 💼 Salary — $14,000 📊 MobileMRR — $14.97 💪 GainLens — $7.99 🎬 CineMe — $80 It looks like my video generation app is gaining some traction even though I don't do any marketing for it teapawt.net/BuildWithxAI/status/21…

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you went viral.. well done :)

have a great weekend Elizaveta!

my impressions are at an all time low.. it's been like this for 20 days now

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Well done Mark 👏

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Well done Ivan Looking forward to watching the interview

One week of building can feel incredibly productive. One week of trying to get customers can feel painfully unproductive. Even when the second week is more valuable to the business. I suspect a lot of builders know exactly what I mean.

What's the most useful app on your phone that isn't made by a huge company? I want recommendations from people who actually use the product. Not the apps everyone already knows about.

I think people underestimate how much money is made by businesses that aren't remotely exciting. Cleaning companies. Specialist software. Boring B2B services. Tiny niche websites. Meanwhile, everyone wants to build the next billion-dollar consumer app. Would you choose boring and profitable over exciting and uncertain?

Nikita is not in business anymore

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Congratulations 🎊

2 boys in bed? xD