The document outlines the sale of a streaming application for Mac that facilitates Netflix viewing without requiring Silverlight. Accompanying this offer is a mailing list comprising over 7,800 paying users. The sale is prompted by the developer's shift to a new business outside the tech sphere, and the app will be transferred with full rights ensured by an intellectual property agreement. The app, architected from scratch using Objective-C and C++, integrates a modified Chromium Embedded Framework for enhanced stability. Operational activities involve minimal maintenance, mostly limited to occasional user support via email. The app is sold for $9.99 on the Mac App Store, with sales being entirely organic. The app's market presence is boosted by growing Netflix subscribers, suggesting potential for further development and price elevation through a revamped interface. Competing applications are typically less robust, resulting in negative reviews; thus, this app's stability is a competitive advantage. The sale includes source code and design graphics, with a 24-hour inspection period post-transfer. Although operations are straightforward, the seller will provide introductory guidance and codebase insights. The seasonal revenue surges noted in mid-2015 are attributed to increased summertime user activity, while February's drop is likely due to its shorter duration and holiday spending aftermath. Operating costs are minimal, largely confined to a $20/month VPS. The seller promises to disclose the latest revenue data to illustrate financial trends.