An Android app allows users to anonymously view public social media stories without logging in. Launched in May 2020, the app has reached over a million installs and operates on a subscription model with 100% organic traffic, managed by a single founder with minimal overhead costs. Based on data from RevenueCat and Google Play Console, the app generated $35,777 in gross revenue over the last year, with net profits of $23,762 after accounting for Google Play fees and minimal operating costs. However, there has been a recent decline in revenue and active subscriptions, attributed to the founder's focus on other products and lack of marketing efforts.
The app was stable with revenues of approx. $42K/year from 2023 to 2025, but the decline began in 2026. The Android version is above Google's threshold for crash and ANR rates, affecting visibility. Despite a temporary service outage in October 2026, there are positive signs including increased device acquisitions and no policy issues with Google Play. With a 3.9-star rating from 64.5K reviews, the app offers subscription plans with no ads or paid acquisition. Built using React Native and Node.js, it integrates with several third-party services. Potential growth opportunities include reducing crash rates, exploring paid acquisition, and building an iOS version.
Interested buyers may receive the source code, brand assets, and post-sale support, but should note the reliance on a third-party data provider and the app's current revenue decline. The founder seeks to focus on other ventures and believes the app needs an owner who can enhance its stability and market reach.
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