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4 projects matching “Mobile app”

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FocusKit ↗

Productivity

A focus timer that organizes work intervals, breaks and session history.

$80MRR · Unspecified $Product-specific operating snapshot in the dated founder post; exact financial extraction day unstated.
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Freemium app + subscriptions + lifetime purchase

Habit Pixel ↗

Productivity

A visual mobile habit tracker built around quick check-ins and calendar grids.

> $1,000MRR · Unspecified $Early January 2026, reported January 3; above the $1,000 threshold.
Researched profile Founder disclosure
Freemium app + subscriptions + lifetime purchase

HabitKit ↗

Productivity

A visual habit tracker that turns daily completions into a calendar grid.

≈ $31,500MRR · Unspecified $Product-specific operating snapshot in the dated founder post; exact financial extraction day unstated.
Researched profile Founder disclosure
Freemium app + subscriptions + lifetime purchase

Planndu ↗

Productivity

A personal task planner with priorities, reminders and local task sharing.

≈ $1,500MRR · Unspecified $Product operating snapshot in the founder post published June 7, 2026; exact financial cutoff unspecified.
Researched profile Founder disclosure
Freemium mobile app + subscriptions

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.