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I found a completely bootstrapped business making $190,000 per month with an app that helps you flirt using AI. While I found it to be slightly dystopian, I couldn’t help read more about how they do it. The problem the business solves is quite simple, but niche. You screenshot a message that...

@seekeronsaltspring Im not sure of the company name, as that's private in the listing. But I linked to the listing here.

@noroadsleft Its an iOS app I believe. So it is build with SwiftUI (Xcode).

@aleon1220 I shared the link to the listing here

@simonjohn213 Sex sells

@lookingforjchrist Not 100% sure. But I assume influencer marketing would work well. The listing mentioned no Facebook ads and no Google ads

I found a completely bootstrapped business making $7,000/month with a sports betting platform. The platform is a suite of tools designed to better the fantasy sports and sports betting experience for fans. The platform gives you cheat sheets, prop analysis, player injury updates, matchup data...

@thomasik Yeah not much of a moat. I think the competitive advantage in this situation is being the first to do it and ride the trend. Or if you build on some sort of custom tech.

@liva8801 Yeah I assume it just uses some GPTs like that, the angle is just unique

@prettychillatheist Someone mentioned it to me. Now I wonder if they made it right after they saw my post 😂😂

@kingdomsound the listing doesn't mention the actual business, the domain is private.

@tenthyoung I suspect this may be a reason. As well as the introduction of GPTs like Flirt Master: https://chat.openai.com/g/g-qIiMDkvGz-flirt-master

I found a SaaS for sale making $12,000 per month by turning your selfies into artistic portraits using AI. The business is similar to Lensa, which is probably the leading competitor in the space. About a year ago Lensa absolutely blew up and had everyone from Megan Fox to Lebron James creating...

I found a completely bootstrapped business making $190,000 per month with an app that helps you flirt using AI. While I found it to be slightly dystopian, I couldn’t help read more about how they do it. The problem the business solves is quite simple, but niche. You screenshot a message that...