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AudioPen ↗

Productivity

Voice capture and rewriting software that turns spoken thoughts into editable text in a chosen style.

≥ $15,000Monthly revenue · Unspecified $Reported range of $15,000–$20,000 per month in the February 2026 interview; stored value is the lower bound
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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.
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PlanArmory ↗

Productivity

Turn a structured business brief into an editable plan and supporting marketing draft.

$145MRR · Unspecified $Current operating snapshot in the April 3, 2026 founder post, described as three months into the project.
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An Android organizer for locally stored card, identity and travel information.

≈ ₹6,720Revenue · INRThe last 28 days in the May 17, 2026 founder post; exact start and end dates are not stated in prose.
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Voicy ↗

Productivity

Voice dictation for writing in desktop apps, browsers and mobile text fields.

≈ $11,000MRR · Unspecified $Founder operating snapshot in the interview published October 14, 2026; exact recording and accounting dates unspecified.
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