Case studies · publicly documented

Creators who turned an audience into an app they own.

Every one of these is public record. A following that was leaking value through a PDF, a course, or a Patreon — and the product that turned it into something people open every day. This is the work a creator app studio does.

Fitness · built without code

Whitney Simmons & Alive — a creator turned free workout videos into a subscription app with 30,000+ five-star reviews, and never wrote a line of code.

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Fitness · acquired by iFIT

Kayla Itsines & Sweat — a PDF of workouts became an app with 450,000 paying subscribers and nearly $100M in revenue.

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Software · creator-built product

Theo Browne & T3 Chat — he built his audience a product, and it outearned everything else he did in two weeks.

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Creator economy · partnered build

Charlie Alvarez & MonAi — had the audience, owned nothing. Partnering on an app took him from $300/mo to $35K/mo.

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Fitness · nutrition tracking

Greg Nuckols & MacroFactor — a small, science-first lifting audience became the app 500,000 people track their nutrition in.

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Parenting · venture-backed

Dr. Becky Kennedy & Good Inside — a psychologist’s parenting scripts became a venture-backed app.

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The model, without the legwork

Your method has this in it too. We build the app around it.

A custom app like these runs well into six figures to commission — and then you have to operate it yourself. We build it around your method and run it with you: no six-figure upfront bill, no software team to manage.