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ScreensDesign MCP is live.
Your agent can now search data from 2,600+ top iOS apps: onboarding, paywalls, pricing, post-paywall and more.
Ask things like:
“Give me five app ideas based on recently launched subscription apps that make 50k+”
“Compare the paywalls of the top meditation apps”
“Show me streak mechanics that aren’t Duolingo clones.”
It works with any agent.
We also launched "Ask" directly on ScreensDesign, so you can try all of this without connecting anything.
your competitor’s onboarding might start in the browser.
the product preview, the offer, the reason to download...even the subscription purchase can happen before the download.
we’ve collected web onboarding flows so builders can study how apps build interest and make the offer 👇
15 AI photo/video apps appeared in that removal list.
so I looked at the earning side too.
here are 15 other apps making $250K-$3M/month!!
Dance AI, released in Feb, is at an est. $450K/mo 🤯
the earnings are interesting. so are the removals. understand both before deciding if this is a niche worth entering.
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📌 7 resources to bookmark before designing your next app
@screensdesign_ - full app flows, paywalls & business metrics
@mobbin - app and web design references
@appshotsdesign - web & mobile UI inspo
@designspells_ - interaction & animation inspiration
@spottedinprod - app interfaces and interactions
masko.ai - mascots and animated expressions
@recraftai - illustrations, icons and vector assets
what else did I miss?
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Best resources for mobile app design inspiration 🔖
appllama.io — Mobile app screens and flows.
appshots.design— Mobile UI inspiration.
60fps.design — Mobile animations and interactions.
screensdesign.com — Real app screens and UI patterns.
mobbin.com — App designs and user flows.
appkittie.com — Mobile app inspiration.
refero.design — Web and mobile UI inspiration.
What did i Miss?
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18 apps across seven familiar utility niches.
you can already do many of the basic tasks for free. these apps still show substantial estimated revenue.
I want to understand what they promise beyond the basic task...and whether that makes the subscription worth it.
you can browse removed apps, their removal dates and estimated revenue here: screensdesign.com/removed
Arc has set its shutdown date!!!
The announcement cites the growing work of keeping a browser secure in the age of AI.
Engineering and security will now focus on Dia.
We talk a lot about how quickly AI lets us ship software. Keeping it safe for years deserves more of that conversation.
I found a kids-app publisher with 131 app listings!!
one coloring app makes more than the rest of the tracked apps combined.
I checked the older catalog... friendship calculators, name generators and other novelty apps from 2010.
then came KidloLand in 2012. its success convinced them to focus on educational apps.
I like this as a reminder that you can find your niche through the work. they tried different things, found an audience, and spent years building more for it.
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“good app niche” and then you see YarnPal doing an est. $550k/month 😭
the crochet girlies have a budget.
an AI chatbot that promises to plant a tree for every 100 queries 🤯
EcoGPT’s est. monthly revenue went from $15K in May to $85K in Sep. up 467%!!!
the onboarding:
- highlights AI’s environmental costs
- turns a usage quiz into a personal tree projection
- shows planting partners and community progress
- offers 3 days free, then $9.99/month
a pitch to people who want to use AI but feel uneasy about it. that’s a specific audience to build around.
it’s been a rough week for the software and services behind the apps we use.
1. PHP: two critical flaws could let attackers run code on affected servers without logging in. patches are out.
2. GitLab: a critical flaw affects self-managed installations. GitLab.com is already patched.
3. Node.js: security updates include a fix for a flaw that could allow attackers to run code remotely.
4. Railway: customer API keys and other credentials may have been exposed.
the unsettling part is how many services can depend on the same piece of software. one flaw can affect people who’ve never even heard of it.
first day in the personal-agent department
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boring winsss 💀
a PDF signing app is making $150K/month!!!
you open a PDF, draw your signature with a finger, done.
3 days free, then $4.99 a week or $49.99 a year.
looking for a proven market to build in?
here are 20 app niches where people are already spending!!
I searched the library and put together this shortlist, from AI assistants to phone cleaners and bible apps.
a useful place to start checking demand before committing to an idea.
20+ new drops just landed in ScreensDesign.
New apps and new versions of existing ones.
Featuring:
Baobab, Studocu, Chibi Dolls, IQ Evolve and 15+ more apps...👇
10. Drawing Desk:Learn How to Draw
Revenue/mo: $250K
Installs/mo: 35K
screensdesign.com/apps/drawi…
This week’s ScreensDesign drops span study tools, brain-training games, language exchange, and creative play for kids.
Swipe through real onboarding and paywall screens alongside estimated monthly revenue and installs.
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