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AI app for analyzing gym progress photos
GainFrame monetizes primarily through recurring subscriptions. The app has accumulated hundreds of active paid subscriptions, generating monthly recurring revenue in the range of approximately $2,000 to $2,500.
“MRR went from stuck at $650 to $787, with zero paid spend behind any of it. MRR since launch. Everything to the right of the dashed line is organic. Here is the current snapshot, verified through RevenueCat so nobody thinks I am making it up: $787 MRR, up from basically $0 in March 166 active sub...”
“Fifty-nine people had subscribed to Pro.”
“Here's the honest state of things, pulled straight from RevenueCat: $845 MRR, up from $0 in March — about $10K ARR 179 active subscriptions and 29 people on trial, up from 100 subs in mid-May (+79 in about seven weeks)”
“GainFrame did over $250 in subscriptions on day one.”
“GainFrame went live on the App Store on March 8 and did about $250 in subscription purchases on day one. ... It also set the MRR clock at a humble $47.75 for the first week, since yearly subscriptions normalize down when you spread them across twelve months.”
“Launch day did about $250 in subscriptions, and every one of those first buyers was someone I already knew from TestFlight...Current numbers: 203 active paid subscriptions, around 30 trials in flight at any time...GainFrame crossed $1,000 MRR this morning — $1,000.04, five months and a day after ...”
“$2,121 MRR • 344 active subscriptions”
“GainFrame is around $2,000 in monthly recurring revenue, and I'm feeling a bit stuck. The latest RevenueCat chart puts it at $2,208.95, with 391 active subscriptions in the overview.”
“MRR$2,505441 active subscriptions”
“PricingFree · In‑App Purchases”