A developer specializing in the creation of apps for both Android and iOS platforms is offering their portfolio for sale. This includes a variety of apps spanning categories such as news, martial arts, and gaming, with examples like Alberta News, Los Angeles News, Learn Wing Chun, and Turtle Swim. The developer is stepping away from maintaining these apps due to new professional commitments and family responsibilities.
The apps are described as requiring minimal maintenance and incurring low expenses while being profitable, primarily through revenue generated from ad networks like AdMob, StartApp, and Facebook. The news apps were developed using a third-party tool called Andromo, which does not provide source code access; however, the buyer will receive the necessary login credentials to manage updates. Turtle Swim was created using Game Salad.
Marketing efforts for these applications have been conducted through platforms such as AdMob, Twitter, and Facebook, with current strategies focusing on the latter two. Included in the sale are associated Twitter and Facebook accounts as well as the transfer of app ownership to the buyer’s Google Developer account.
The apps are being offered at a reserve price between $4000 and $6000 USD, without a set Buy It Now price. Interested parties are encouraged to submit offers. The seller emphasizes that while the source code is not available, full access for future updates will be provided post-sale.
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