A daily micro-savings application enables users to save $1 daily by linking it to a real U.S. bank account, where savings are triggered through a simple action. It is currently available on the Apple App Store within the Finance category and boasts a 5.0-star rating. A related web companion is available at a specific domain but is currently under maintenance; it can be reactivated for review by potential buyers under a non-disclosure agreement.
Included with the app is a native iOS version (compatible with iOS 16 and above) designed for iPhone and iPad. The app integrates with Stripe for banking connections and ACH deposit capabilities, along with a one-time, optional in-app purchase. Though the web demo is production-ready, it requires further enhancements if the buyer desires complete parity with the app. Additionally, existing legal documents like the Privacy Policy and Terms of Use are in place.
Key features of the app include pre-established bank-linking and payment systems, a user-friendly experience, and approval from both Apple and the App Store. Despite its early-stage status with minimal revenue, the app is an attractive opportunity for those interested in further marketing and growth, or for integration into other products.
Excluded from the sale are personal accounts and ongoing compliance assurances, which future buyers must independently manage. After the sale, a 14-day support period is provided along with a comprehensive transfer checklist. Interested buyers are required to sign an NDA to access detailed financials and additional resources.
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