
The app is for sale as the owner shifts focus to another project.
This is a revenue-stage mobile app with paying customers but very small absolute receipts; the last 30-day haul is $127 and short-term growth is flat at 0%. The owner has put the product up for sale, which creates a clear exit path for an acquirer who wants a compact asset rather than building from zero. Founded in April 2026 and run in Spain, the business appears lightweight — the reported 100% suggests low operating costs or minimal ongoing spend.
For a potential buyer or operator the picture is simple: an existing revenue stream to take over and try to scale, but limited evidence of traction beyond the current receipts and flat growth. The founder shift reduces friction to acquisition but raises the practical question of how much runway or product polish exists; acceleration will depend on the buyer’s ability to grow users and convert more of them into recurring spend.
A judgment from project data — not a user review.