Crypted Fate

@cunostar ty

@crypted_fate ye it is free for a while appnotate.com

$49k/m today's hidden gem: an app that scans your groceries and tells you which ones contain lead, arsenic and "harmful ingredients." 7 months old, 57k downloads a month, 4.78 stars. notice what it's actually selling: not nutrition data peace of mind. every scan that comes back clean is a tiny relief, and people pay monthly for that feeling. the strongest subscription businesses aren't built on features. they're built on anxiety with a checkmark

@cunostar I love AppStore apps man

$60k/m today's hidden gem: a period tracker. in a market where flo and clover already dominate with hundreds of millions of users. so how does it survive? it refused to be a medical app. cycle syncing with the moon, hormone based mood insights, syncing with your close friends they turned health tracking into an aesthetic. 2 million monthly users, 71k downloads a month, #21 in health & fitness. zero active meta ads. you don't need to beat the giants. you just need a slice of the pie they're too big to care about

@cunostar hard dilemma

interesting situation: opus 5 beats fable 5 on most of these benchmarks, it's cheaper, and unlike fable it's actually included in paid plans right now. yet everyone on the timeline is still mourning fable 5. are benchmarks measuring the wrong thing, or do we just fall in love with whatever gets taken away from us?

@cunostar does not seems worth:)

@crypted_fate then, what are you waiting for men?

$29k/m Today's hidden gem: sticky notes on your lock screen. that's the entire app. launched 2 months ago by a solo japanese dev. already at 118k downloads a month, $29k monthly revenue, #3 in productivity. zero ads. no ai, no accounts, no cloud sync drama. it just puts your grocery list where your eyes already are. the best app ideas aren't inventions. they're relocations

@cunostar super niche

$32K today's hidden gem: "canva for playable content." you describe it, ai turns it into an interactive mini-app others can play and remix. the numbers: $32k/month, 165k downloads a month, 5m+ installs in 7 months. the market doesn't reward seriousness. it rewards whatever people can't stop touching

SUPER NICHE! > the app you'd laugh at — "who downloads a snoring recorder?" — is doing 5k downloads and $17k in revenue every month. no ads, no subscription tricks, just a one-time $4.99 purchase. > your idea doesn't have to sound cool at a dinner party. it has to solve a problem someone loses sleep over. that's the whole game

@cunostar good luck in marriage man, money is easy but marriage is the hardest thing i ever seen

in 3 months i'm getting married. i'm 27, i have a full-time job, and every evening i sit back down at my desk. why? because this exact moment — young mind, cheap and insanely capable ai (fable 5, gpt-5.6, kimi k3), markets still wide open — will not repeat itself. financial freedom before 35 is the mission. the scoreboard so far: appnotate is live, second saas on the way, 3 mobile apps in parallel development. genuinely curious — what are you doing with this once-in-a-generation window?

@cunostar end of the goat. beginning of printing huh

- the world cup is over. spain took the trophy, messi's story ended in tears, and the rest of us have to go back to figuring out how to make money. - speaking of which — while everyone was watching the matches, this "world cup 2026 predictor ai" app quietly turned the tournament into a business: $2.5k/month, 6.4k downloads a month, 100k+ lifetime installs, #25 on the charts. no ads, pure organic. - every global event is a market. some people watch, some people ship

@cunostar @AlexHormozi Hahahaha

@AlexHormozi what a bunch of words huh xaxaxaxa

Technology taken to its natural end becomes “everyone has everything.” But it skips the obvious reality that humans can always find something to suffer about. We will do not solve dissatisfaction with more. We solve it by removing the desire for more.

@cunostar none can not beat claude antropic and fable 5

a lot of people are saying kimi k3 is basically on par with fable 5 and gpt-5.6 now. curious what people who've actually used it think — is it really that close, or is this just hype?

@cunostar not easy budget its easy money

$52K/month. 💰 The app telling people to save money is estimated to make $52K every month. Meanwhile, most developers are still building without validating their ideas. Follow the data, not your assumptions

@cunostar @GoogleAIStudio keep building

@GoogleAIStudio 1 saas 1 mobile app

What are you vibe coding this weekend?

Another niche that you can easily replicate. $50k/month from an app that records your voice and plays it backwards. that's the whole app. 1m+ installs, 24k ratings, 0 ads. you're out here overthinking a "disruptive" idea while someone's getting rich off a reverse button. ship something.

@cunostar are you serious?

with fable 5, gpt-5.6 and kimi k3 all sitting right there, if you still can't get your product shipped in a week or ten days, you're allowed to question a stupidity roughly the size of this elephant

@cunostar stop making me laugh

NICE NICHEE! $23k/month from an app that just lets you tap a drum kit on your screen. the twist: its biggest markets are india, indonesia, vietnam, brazil. everyone fights over US users, this guy went where nobody's looking and pulled 1m+ installs. he's running 6 active meta ads right now too — you can see exactly what they are on appnotate.