Taking on new creators · Only 2 spots left before the price goes up

Content creators with 10,000+ followers:

Launch a profitable software
business in 21 days.
Or we'll work for free until it is.

Watch this first6 min
Everything in this video is also written out below.

We become your technical co‑founder and build the whole software funnel for you: the app, the pre-sale and the launch. You fully own the app, the code, the users and the payments.

what your app could be (examples)

  • A workout plan app
  • A recipe and meal planner
  • A members-only community
  • A daily habit or journal app
  • A course that lives in an app

sound familiar?

You built the audience. The income still isn't yours.

  • Your income depends on the next brand deal, and they don’t come every month.
  • The algorithm changes and your views, and your income, drop overnight.
  • Your followers keep asking for something you don’t have to sell them.
  • You’ve had an app idea for ages, but hiring developers felt like a huge gamble.
  • You tried an AI app builder. It looked great until it broke.
  • Courses and coaching eat your time. You want something that keeps selling when you're not posting.
A creator running in a hamster wheel labeled content while the income line goes up and down

You don't have an audience problem. You're renting your income from brands and the algorithm. Software you own fixes that.

Meet Andrew
Who I am and why I do this.

who's building it

Hey, I'm Andrew

I'm a software engineer with 7+ years of experience. I've built for startups, some of them doing $100M+ a year, and I've launched startups of my own.

This year I was invited to Hacker Residency, where I worked closely with founders doing millions a year with their SaaS.

Recently I launched my own mobile app as a test. It's already doing $1K+ a month in revenue, from ads, not my audience. And I've run hundreds of A/B tests.

7+years as a software engineer
$100M+a year: startups I've built for
100sof A/B tests run
$1K+a month from my own app

how the 21 days actually work

We pre-sell it first. Then we launch it.

No guessing. No months of building something nobody wants. We validate with real money first, then launch.

The 21-day launch: audience, waitlist, pre-sale, your app, revenue every month
  1. Day 1

    We decide on the idea

    We look at what your audience keeps asking you for and pick the app they’d actually pay for. Got ideas? Bring them, we brainstorm together.

    Idea locked
  2. Day 2

    We launch the waitlist

    I build the landing page. You post about it. Your audience joins the waitlist and we see who’s really interested.

    Waitlist live
  3. Day 7

    We open the pre-sale

    Your waitlist gets first access to pre-order. Real money, real demand. Once it sells, we start building.

    Pre-sales coming in
  4. Based on the numbers

    We adjust and go again

    Not converting like we want? We either change the offer and pre-sell again, or change the idea. No ego, just data.

    Offer v2 goes live
  5. Day 21

    We launch the app

    Your app goes live to your whole audience, and your pre-sale buyers get in first.

    Live with paying users

In 3 weeks, you'll know:

  • If your audience pays for it
  • Which idea they want
  • What offer to keep promoting in your content

who does what

You focus on content. I handle everything else.

Don’t worry about bugs, issues, infrastructure or maintaining it. Focus on the one thing you already do well: your content. I make sure we build software that matches your values.

You film content. I build and run the app: bugs, servers and updates
You
  • Make your content
  • Talk to your audience
  • Give quick OKs on pages and scripts
Me
  • Design and code
  • Waitlist and pre-sale pages
  • Payments and App Store
  • Bugs, servers and maintenance
  • Updates based on user feedback
  • Quality that matches your brand. No AI slop
100% yoursThe app, the code, the users and the payments
20% revenue shareWe only win when you win
Buy us out anytimeAt a price we agree on upfront. No lock-in

what it could make you

Brand deals come and go. Your app can pay every month.

A new revenue stream on top of your content. Move the sliders and see what it could look like for you.

25K
0.5%
$9
Monthly revenue
$1,125
Paying subscribers125
You keep (80%)$900/mo
Your year$10,800

Example math, not a promise. Before app store and payment fees. Your real numbers depend on your audience, which is exactly why we pre-sell first.

We keep working for free until your app pays

two guarantees

01 · the start

Not happy by Day 7? Full refund.

For any reason. Day 7 is when the pre-sale opens, so by then you've seen the idea, your waitlist and how we work.

02 · the result

Not made back what you paid in 21 days? We work for free until it does.

No extra invoices, no “that's out of scope”. Our 20% only pays when your app does, so we want the same thing. Your part: post about it when we plan to.

who it’s for

This is not for everyone

It's for you if

  • You have 10,000+ followers on Instagram, TikTok or YouTube
  • Your audience DMs you and asks you questions
  • You post consistently and want to keep doing it
  • You want income that doesn’t depend on the next brand deal

It's not for you if

  • You’re just getting started
  • You want to get rich by next week
  • You won’t tell your audience about your own app
  • You want a cheap freelancer for a side project

questions creators ask

Before you apply

What happens after I apply?

You answer 8 quick questions. If it’s a fit, we book a 45-minute call. We talk about your audience, your app idea and the numbers. If it’s not a fit, we’ll tell you straight.

I don’t have an app idea yet. Is that a problem?

No. Most creators don’t. On Day 1 we look at what your audience keeps asking you for and pick the idea together.

How much of my time does it take?

A call on Day 1 to pick the idea, then posting about it when we plan to: the waitlist, the pre-sale and the launch. Plus quick OKs on the pages and scripts we write. We do the rest.

Do I need to be technical?

No. That’s the whole point. You get a technical co-founder without hiring a dev team or giving away half your business.

What kind of app can you build?

Whatever your audience will actually pay for. A mobile app, a web app, a paid community, a tool or a course in app form. We pick it together on Day 1, based on what your audience keeps asking you for.

What if my audience doesn’t buy?

We adjust the offer or change the idea and pre-sell again. If your app hasn’t made back what you paid within 21 days, we keep working for free until it does. Your part: post about it when we plan to.

Who owns the app?

You do. 100% of the app, the code, the users and the payments. If you ever want to run it alone, you can buy out our 20%.

How do you get your 20%?

Web payments run through Stripe, so the split happens on its own. No invoices. If your app is in the App Store or Google Play, Apple and Google pay you, and you send our 20% once a month from their report. You see every number.

How much does it cost?

There’s a lower price for the first two creators, plus the 20% revenue share. We go through the exact numbers on the call. Not happy by Day 7? Full refund, for any reason.

Why only two spots?

Because I build every app myself right now, and I want the first two to go really well. After that, the price goes up. Both guarantees stay the same.

What about bugs, servers and maintenance?

That’s on me. Bugs, infrastructure, updates, keeping it fast. You focus on your content.

Why don’t you just build apps for yourself?

I do. I’ve worked with startups doing $100M+ a year and I build my own apps too. But creating content is still hard, I’m going to be honest. That’s why I love working with content creators. You already built the audience. I build the software.

Only two spots. Then the price goes up.

Applying takes 2 minutes. If it's a fit, we hop on a 45-minute call.

Why only two? I build every app myself right now, and I want the first two to go really well.

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