This is a unique opportunity to acquire a comprehensive portfolio of 18 mobile applications and games, available across both iOS and Android platforms. This diverse collection, designed using modern technologies such as React Native, Flutter, and Unity, is fully equipped with RevenueCat for monetization and a Firebase backend. The portfolio includes 11 assets on the Google Play Store (10 live and 1 pending review) and 10 live apps on the Apple App Store. Additionally, it includes complete source codes and UI/UX resources ready for cross-platform publishing.
The portfolio is categorized into AI and utility apps, kids and educational apps, and casual and puzzle games. Notable examples include apps like an AI plant care tool, a skincare coach, a cycle tracker, and educational games for children. The games section features a variety of applications built using the Unity engine, such as a block puzzle and a racer.
The offer is particularly appealing due to the zero technical friction, as all the technical infrastructure and integrations are already established by a proficient software engineer. The acquisition presents significant cost savings, avoiding the $35,000+ cost of developing such assets from scratch. It is particularly suitable for digital marketers or publishers looking to leverage advertising and app store optimization for immediate revenue generation.
Included in the sale are the codebases, design assets, and assistance with transferring app store accounts and necessary project integrations. The seller, a developer seeking new ventures, offers 30 days of post-sale technical support to guarantee a seamless transition. The transfer process will be securely managed through a third-party escrow service.
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