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Photograph meals, review editable nutrition estimates and keep a personal food diary.

$43MRR · Unspecified $MRR snapshot pulled from the founder's RevenueCat account on July 19, 2026; the article separately labels activity and collected receipts over June 21–July 19.
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Freemium mobile app + monthly or annual subscriptions

Puff Zero ↗

Health & Fitness

Record vaping counts, personal check-ins and self-selected goals in a mobile diary.

$13MRR · Unspecified $Product MRR snapshot extracted from the founder's RevenueCat account on July 19, 2026. The article separately specifies June 21–July 19 for trailing activity and collected portfolio receipts.
Researched profile Founder disclosure
Freemium app + weekly, monthly or annual subscriptions

Tallow ↗

Health & Fitness

Look up grocery products and inspect ingredient information and the app's scoring explanations.

≈ $650Revenue · Unspecified $Approximately 650 received in the last seven days in the June 25, 2026 first-person interview; exact start and end dates unspecified.
Researched profile Founder disclosure
Freemium app + subscriptions and disclosed commercial partnerships

Figures are source disclosures, not audited by MRRTrace. Revenue is not profit. Revenue sorting uses the selected metric and currency (default: USD MRR); other metrics follow alphabetically. GitHub stars measure repository interest, not business success.