If you have any side projects that you've built and that you no longer have time for, list them here and let's see if others want to buy it from you.
- http://www.tweepsect.com/ - Gets 300,000~600,000 pageviews per month (about 1/6 uniques), makes a couple hundred bucks from ads each month. Been around for almost 5 years.
- http://colorblendy.com/ - There's also a Chrome app (20k weekly users), website gets about 4,000~8,000 visits/month. I had some ideas for making a "Pro" edition with things like importing/exporting colors from/to CSS stylesheets. Probably need to do some more market research before diving into this.
- http://wedomainsearch.com/ - Few hundred visits per month, brand new (built several months ago). Fairly cool idea that is really valuable for founders/hobbyists, I use it all the time. Needs some love for promotion and monetization, though.
I love working on these little stand-alone projects (a few more here: http://shazow.net/, also my email address if you want to reach out), sometimes I wish I could just whip them out and sell them as a living but the code alone is never as valuable without putting in effort into growing the audience.
Thanks for putting it out there :)
I realize that may sound weird. I'm ok with it.
It erks me that different words 'stalkers' and 'stalking' are used to refer to the two parts of the graph, when there is no distinction between them.
Confused me that's all :)
the simple idea is that you create your front-end application without an API (using standard Backbone best practices). when you start your application, Brainy can inspect your routes and models and create an API for you.
future potential includes something like websocket support (syncing data), and out-of-the-box server side rendering. i have both of these working but not complete.
i'm not exactly looking to sell the project, but i'd love to appoint a new owner to the application. it has a lot of potential i just simply can't prioritize it right now. my email is in my profile if anyone wants to talk about it.
edit: i'm giving away something i put a lot of time in for free and i'm getting downvoted. why am i not totally surprised.
UML diagrams via a URL. 1,000,000 page views per year. We sell 2-3 enterprise licenses per year. Customers include Microsoft, Intel, Bose, Lockheed Martin and Yahoo.
Struggling to find the time & energy to turn this hobby into a stronger business.
Makes ~$1500+ in revenue on a monthly basis. Pretty low maintenance, just add levels every other week to keep engagement (~2 hours a month of work). 2600+ reviews, average 4.5 stars.
Box It: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/box-it!-dodge-the-dots-free/...
Another game, jezzball clone. 200+ 4.5 stars. ~$300 per month revenue. Can be much bigger than it is.
Started Instamotor.com with my partners and we're selling b/c we'd rather take the money now and put it into Instamotor than wait every month to get incremental value.
email in profile.
Menu and takeaway listings (mainly in the UK). Makes around $6,000 per year of Adsense. It's been fairly untouched since I started it in 2006. Has good pagerank for a lot of takeaway names. Costs are a Digital Ocean Droplet @ $5 a month = $60 per year.
(If I didn't already have too many projects to work on, I would seriously consider making you an offer, but alas...)
How did you seed it with restaurant menus in order to attract your first users? Was there (and when?) a tipping point when you had enough eyeballs that restaurants started to add their own menus?
It seems like a natural buyer would be someone like a student who wants to kick the tires of the whole running a small business thing, but start with a better baseline than merely "from scratch", mitigating some market risks, as it were, and reusing existing code.
What I like about this is that rather than all the research and development going to waste, it's helping someone else. So if you want to start a new thing, you can try to buy the closest thing that's already there, and stand on the shoulders of the previous generation.
There's an idea for a market place lurking in there somewhere. not so much from "get the most cash for your side project", but from the "find a good use for your old work" angle. I have a couple of projects I want to offload myself, and I care more about them being put to good use than about finding the highest bidder or whatever.
- Costs under $50 per month to run
- Generates anywhere from $200-$1200 per month, depending on the season (it gets big each December for some reason)
- 20,000-40,000 uniques each month
- native iOS and Android apps have ~10,000 installs each
If anyone happens to be interested, shoot me an email at hi@petersobot.com.
Serves 40 million images a month. It can generate small thumbnails or large screenshots of full-length Web pages. It runs itself and I rarely touch it, but I don't have time to improve and monetize it.
- Do you cache images? If so, how long are they cached? - Are there any restrictions, beside adding the attribution link, for commercial usage?
Trailing Month, Google Analytics:
1.9 MM sessions, 1.2 MM users, 8.3 MM pageviews
Age - 9 years.
Database of ~60k song appearances in TV and movies.
Great SEO -- Google search for "<show_name> music"
Are all the songs user submitted or do you use content scrapers?
Turn your phone into a remote control for the web. Works with:
- Youtube - Spotify Web - Hype Machine - Vimeo - Pandora - Rdio - SoundCloud - Grooveshark - Plex - TuneIn Radio - Google Play - Twitch.tv - Last.fm
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Photoshop download resources. 15,000 visits / month.
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Wake up call alarms personalized with Facebook, Twitter, Reddit, etc.
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Email me if interested: ian@meetjennings.com
- URL: http://www.tubalr.com
- Age: 3 1/2 years
- Cost to run: $9
- Registered Users: 28,009
- It's been wrote about on sites like mashable, techcrunch, fast company, the next web, etc. .. it's been on the front page of hackernews and reddit. Google for "tubalr" to read around the web.
- Traffic has died down a lot because I haven't spent the time taking it to the next level... it needs to be mobile.
- 37,992 pageviews monthly
- Average time on site: 1 hr 5 minutes
Anyways, like I said, shoot me an email if your seriously interested. I'd love to make my time spent on the project pay off by helping me pay for student loans...
Would love some funding, or for someone to take it over and help out with student loans.
Have you had any luck trying to sell it?
webNES (http://webn.es) - A mobile NES emulator for the browser.
A finalist at the PennApps hackathon in 2014. It gained a lot of attention on social media (Youtube/Twitter/The Blogsphere) during the competition and has been gaining users ever since. Has nearly 300,000 uniques visitors and an average of 2,500-5000 page views daily. Also featured in many online news websites such as Lifehacker (http://lifehacker.com/webnes-plays-your-nintendo-games-in-a-...)
Contact me at jawerty210@gmail.com for more information
Press release platform for startups. Been around for a year, makes about $1k per month, all organically with zero maintenance. Still tons of potential but I am just way too busy with my main startup now, in a different space.
Contact me at yongfook@gmail.com if interested!
Chemical.io is a free cloud based lab management system that lets you catalogue chemicals using a smartphone and automatically re-order chemicals when running low.
It's an excellent domain and the software is very polished so it would be a great investment for prospective buyers.
I'm also open to offers on http://www.libramatic.com/. It's a cloud based library cataloging solution that lets you catalog books by scanning the ISBN using a smartphone's camera. It's currently in use in over 1,000 libraries and has a number of paying customers on monthly and yearly subscriptions.
Feel free to hit me up at s@chemical.io
$150k rev last 12 months Full project management platform to manage clients & contractors (developers, designers, erc.) with auto-quoting proposals, signing and paying online, and tracking and monitoring the progress of your site as it's being built -> 80% done with the platform & built in Rails.
Was doing this while at Stanford, but school is overwhelming and I can't keep working on it. Really promising opportunity to build the first scalable custom web service company.
Rights to existing clients, brand, full code repository with $100k worth of development hours, portfolio, multiple domains, trademark, and tons of infrastructure to execute rapidly on projects.
[https://www.showknow.com/] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXz8oFOsaGE]
We weren't really making any money ,so I sold out my half of the company to a business guy. My former dev partner then went on with the business guy to make it a half-million a year business with about 4 hours a week of maintenance work.
Of course, I truly believe it wouldn't have gone anywhere if we didn't bring in a business dev guy, and I can't see any reason in retrospect why I should have expected their business to do so well once I left, but...
Seller beware! :-)
I generate quite a lot of revenue for them from ads (about 500,000 hits per month), but they have so much potential and I don't have time to invest.
purchase at bernsteinbear dot com
http://tinywhois.com - A pretty simple whois site that can do lookups by url, ie http://tinywhois.com/ycombinator.com or http://tinywhois.com/8.8.8.8
Maybe you could start charging a modest sum for downloading the complete PDF file? I know I would totally pay for that.
Some screenshots: http://i.imgur.com/ToA1xSy.png http://i.imgur.com/33oT24C.png http://i.imgur.com/U2Gx5ak.png
Stats: < 20 active users average session: 3hrs 30minutes bounce rate: 24%
Note: If you sign up for it, not all features are available to new users.
I'm also open to taking on rapid programming contracts if you need something built in the span of a few days. However, it'll have to wait a few weeks until finals are over.
Would love to hear your comments & feedback on how things can be improved to help you sell your side projects.
Personally, it's been quite rewarding to see people exchanging messages and actually buy & sell side projects.
- 6000+ registered users - 26,000+ items entered - 3000+ documents saved - 500+ visits per month (Someone good in marketing can boost this)
It's an online home inventory software. It was featured on Lifehacker among other sites related to home organization. My wife and I had a baby last year so I never had time to market it properly. A lot of folks want an iPhone/Andoird app but I'm not the right person for that.
Someone good at marketing can probably have this take off. No other competitors are as easy to use as iKeepm.
Over 5k registered users, 3.8k monthly visits. I haven't had time for it in the past 2 years. I keep it around because it really helps people and that gives me a warm feeling :-). It could surely use someone with a heart for marketing. At least a few monetization options (cash could be gotten from users, caretakers, medical facilities, drug companies).
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App link here https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/rainbow-puke!-gold-vomit-las...
I have thousands of active users and have asked many of them whether they would be willing to pay, and they are. Unfortunately I just don't have the time now or for the foreseeable future to add a few highly requested features and billing systems for the product. This is an ideal product for someone to pick up, add a few of the really needed features, and start charging existing happy customers.
Get in touch with http://mattheworiordan.com if this interests anyone who has some time to develop a Rails / Backbone application, and wants to create a revenue stream for themselves very quickly.
http://www.promotor.fm (currently only a landing page)
http://open.spotify.com/app/oyafestivalen (Spotify app for Norwegian festival Øyafestivalen)
The app is service agnostic, so it can be used with any streaming service. The only thing needed to add a new client is to create the frontend part, and link it to the back end APIs. Also, clients can add content from their own CMS and add it to the Promotor database through our APIs.
Currently there's only desktop support, but I'm working on adding mobile support for Android and iOS.
Product discovery for amazon-aholics. Don't have the money to invest in marketing right now, so I'm sitting on it till I have the capital and focusing on other projects.
ROI was a little under break even. I was marketing via amazon-fan subreddits. Theres a super simple CMS powering it as well (a google spreadsheet hack).
Willing to sell for 30k or looking for investment partners in the $5k range.
-Aakil
aakilfernandes@gmail.com
www.aakilfernandes.com
Provisions you an ubuntu vm instantly for free with web terminal access.
It got some love here at one point [0]. Fraud, business model, and personal availability problems all struck at once, so I had to turn it off. I'm confident they could all be fixed.
This project takes screenshots of various URLs once a day. It's been a fun way to watch my side project grow up, and a number of other people receive daily emails. It could be an interesting business, but not really one I'd like to pursue.
Email "adam at cameralends" if you're interested in it.
I am working on a similar app based on Ruby on Rails and these days searching for a proper solution for taking screenshot of an url .
- http://startya.co/ - we help non-tech people launch his MVP.
- http://drinks4.us - Drink recipes to teach you how to make drinks with what you have in your fridge!
- http://gamescom.in/ - we notify you when the game you are waiting for is released
In portuguese:
- http://xingueseuamigo.com.br - for U$ 1.50 we prank your friend anonymously via phone.
- http://ficougratis.com.br/ - we email you when the app that YOU want is temporarily free.
- http://estoujogando.com.br - a startup that didint make enough money and turned into a side-project. Its a brazilian social network for gamers.
Igor Knots and the Magonda Maze.
A mobile maze game inspired by Traffic Jam and/or Unblock me. Instead of moving items with your finger, you move a character (Igor Knots) and he must push items out of his way to clear the maze.
The game is on the Google Play Store, the Amazon App Store, and the Nook App Store. I also have a version that works on my iPhone / iPad, but never got around to uploading it to the Apple App Store. I also have the engine working in a browser.
The game got very little traction; but I never did anything to push it. The game comes with 50 levels, but I have an additional 50 designed.
I always wanted to expand the game to include more challenges and types of obstacles. But, I moved on to other things.
It was built w/ Flash/AIR.
Contact me here: http://www.jeffryhouser.com/contact.cfm
It does okay, gets about 40,000 unique pageviews per month. Analytics says about 60% of those are unique. I'm cleaning up the code right now and trying to figure out how to get a higher RPM.
I'm averaging about $100/month from this site. But I'm toying with selling it.
USP is our ambient sensing platform which shows you how much you've spent at a business, and your receipts for that place the moment you arrive there.
16K+ downloads and makes us about $50-100 per month (varies based on the month). Free app but Monetization is via in-app purchases (unlimited expense reports) and ads.
Expenses: $5 per month with a Digital Ocean droplet that hosts the website. Haven't had any maintenance issues and the app has been on auto-pilot mode for last 1 year.
With some repolish of the UI, this app has tremendous potential. A competing app with half the features but prettier UI ramped up to half-million downloads in 6 months.
If someone offers the right price, willing to sell it. Alternatively, also interested if someone wants to work with us on an iPhone app on an equity or rev-share basis.
It's something that I decided I don't have time for myself, but perhaps it could suit someone else.
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Server time: Sun, 27 Apr 2014 22:56:14 -0400
My email : ramesh at rameshjha.com
Both games have been discontinued when my startup ran out of money in 2012, but the usage numbers were promising.
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/6abiv4rz4qe6srh/hDvmz1Kf_v
https://www.dropbox.com/s/vqv37l1y1wgoabv/20120807_174851.mp...
info@yoone.de if you are interested in more info
QuoteAddict: http://www.quoteaddict.com/ Quote collection from movies/tv (web/iOS)
DailyWallpaper: http://dailywallpaperapp.com/ New daily wallpaper (using Bing.com) (iOS)
QR Wallpaper: http://passwordgrid.com/ Simple way to share a URL or email address from your device's lock screen (iOS)
VirusZoo: http://www.viruszoo.com/ A safe and fun way to play with viruses (web, iOS app in the works)
Contact: info@skyriser.com
It's a 100% anonymous blogging platform with a clean interface. Just start writing and set a password for your post so you can come back later and edit it. Stores literally zero information about the author. Has a stolen-from-svbtle voting system and a reply mechanism.
I believe it has potential because I left it untouched and came back a month later to find dozens of employees of the company OpenEnglish using it as a forum to discuss their issues with their employer and to anonymously coordinate action. They have no fear of ever being "found out" because I couldn't even tell you who wrote what.
Built in a week and I'd give it away for free to anyone who wants to move forward with it. I think it's a really great idea but I'm not sure where to take it.
Rainbow Shopping List ( https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.chak.rainb... ) - Android app with 12k+ downloads and 2k+ active users - Cost to run: ~$6-7 (hosting + domain)
And a bunch of other apps. Check them out at https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=Chak+Develop...
Just landed a new job so I don't think I'll have time to actively maintain these projects anymore.
You can reach me at hgcheah@chakdev.com
The project includes a Wordpress website to collect orders. The customers choose the features they would like from a 'menu' and then are given a price quote.
The project also includes 'base' iPhone and Android apps that are then customized to a customer's needs.
I haven't had the time to market the site very much but it would be a good opportunity for someone that has mobile app development background and the ability to market the site to the target market.
If you have any interest my contact info is in my profile.
* Highly engaged handful of clients * Fully automatic (demo accounts, paypal recurring payments, domain/mail purchase and association, etc.,) * Expenses ~50$ (hosting and providers) * Profits ~250$ / month (paying clients)
Website builder focused in easy of use, aiming to solve online presence for freelances and small businesses (website, email and domain).
Established since 2011, we have still some customers from the very beginning.
It's not exactly a side project, it has been an established business for the last 3 years, but we've struggled to grow it with no success.
Looking for someone that could take it to the next level.
Like Instagram, but for more privacy conscious users. It's ad-free so users have to pay a yearly fee for using the app similar to App.net. Has support for comments, likes, push notifications and live filters.
We couldn't market it properly and also people were not as willing to pay as we had expected so we want to sell it.
Includes the iPhone app, the fully responsive web app and the backend. Code can be reused to make any type of photo/selfie sharing app.
More details: https://www.sideprojectors.com/project/project/717/pixter
Includes a web backend which allows poems from the app to be shared on social networks. http://poets-anonymous.appspot.com
The app has good reviews and thousands of submitted poems in its database, backed by Parse.
Monetization is through ads and the sale of credits to submit poems beyond the 5 credits you get with the app. I have done 0 marketing so have not been able to see how far monetization can be taken - right now it's quite low.
I wish I had time to build it, but I don't. It's a simple idea, where we had moderately good execution and big ideas for the future. Future plans were to expand to Doodle Packs, with themed artwork (also for sale, perhaps).
The image detection code (doodle placement) was pretty hacky but functional. The app has about 10,000 downloads, maybe 1,000 active (close to 0 marketing). I envisioned updating it with new doodles, better image code, sharing options, etc, and re-launching in the next couple months...but realistically that probably won't happen. Maybe you could make it happen? :)
Was the #1 app for finding garage sales (~10,000 paid downloads and ~10,000 free / lite downloads), but my primary startup has taken off and I didn't have time to maintain.
There are some pretty interesting use cases left unexplored - e.g. social aspects or other verticals (apartment rentals).
If you're interested in making a serious offer hit me up at igaragesale [at] performantdesign [dot] com.
* Last month stats: ~2.5 million pageviews, 846,000 uniques.
* Highly engaged community with ~210k signed up users (all organically, 0 paid marketing) and 7 million pictures in db.
* Expenses ~$400 (hosting and outsourcing).
* Making ~$2k/mo profit, mainly from advertising and photo stock affiliates.
* Established since 2007, lots of SEO potential and very poorly monetized.
It's not exactly a side project, it has been our main business for the last 5 years, but we've got bored. We still believe it has a huge potential though so we're looking for someone who can take it to the next level.
It supports custom themes (there is just one for now) and more customization can be build upon it with little code.
I wrote it for a customer who wanted a simple portfolio website (just the pictures and some pages for textual information), so I made this CMS-like thing to edit the page and it could be marketed for more customers etc.
But I don't have any hope it will get a customer, so its interface is still uncomplete (and it is in portuguese), but it works (with a custom domain). What would you do with it?
http://snaproulette.io/ Chat Roulette for SnapChat
Email is alex@monthlyboxer.com
http://www.ComplianceChimp.com
You can login with Github (no password) to test it out!
Simple battle-tested assigned chart app for companies or venues to sell tickets to venues. At least $1m in sales has gone through it. I'll sell the code or the service for cheap, I don't have time to market it so it's just sitting there.
The coolest feature is that seat updates are "live" (using polling) to everyone, so none of that "you have 15 minutes to complete your order" crap you normally get when buying tickets. It's now a cross-platform HTML5/JS frontend, originally I made it in Flash.
btw should i open source it in the event i can not sell it? would it be worth to open source?
But hands down, it's one of the most refined web app of its sort.
http://www.lobstersoft.com/gemsweeper/
It's a nonogram puzzle game and it made a fair amount of money on portal sites like Bigfishgames and Real Arcade. Since the market has changed a lot and it is not promoted any longer, it now only makes a couple of hundred dollars a month.
Initially we intended to release a sequel and even created great new levels. Since our other software business is quite time consuming, we haven't worked on the game since 2008.
Private Group Classifieds. Facebook groups are increasingly being used for private craigslists, but they are not well-suited to buying/selling. There is no search, no alerts, and are very time consuming to manage.
Built with Rails 4, Postgres, Resque. Got it to a functioning point and then had to switch gears to other clients/projects/work. The plan was to charge individuals for the tools (search, alerts, posting limits) rather than charge for a group, since they would just run to FB then.
We're talking on a social sharing tool that shows those using it how many people actually see what they share. We've pushed it for some time, and today it's installed on more than 25,000 sites.
We're selling it via SideProjector (BTW, for those here who said there has to be a site for selling side projects..) : https://www.sideprojectors.com/project/project/709/kejek-soc...
A very basic android game (no ads or purchases inside it) with about 400 downloads per day, 15k current installs. I know there's not much monetization potential but it could drive steady traffic somewhere. You could totally redo it and get some automatic ranking in the store. I would use the money to pay for college which is coming up in about 18 months.
I built this for fun while playing around with the Murmur API and thought about offering premium upgrades, in addition to the free tier.
- Only about 1.5k visitors/month for the last 6 months since launch
- About 5GB in Mumble traffic/day
- Built to scale, but only costs about $15/month to keep running so far, including 2 Mumble server instances (US West/East). Thinking about adding more locations.
http://www.uptimebot.com - I bought the domain that has plenty of backlinks, etc.. re-branded it and have failed to actually launch it.
http://www.backlink.org - Cool domain with an interesting business model idea/plan but no development done here yet.
The site is python based.
wehgee.com (placeholder site) https://erlibird.com/go/wehgee (screens) can provide more screens if anyone is interested
This product shows you concise Email Exchanges in a way they occurred across multiple email silos. This view is not sorted by date, but arranged in a hierarchy based on how they occurred. We are actively developing and using this internally, but need a lot of help getting the first bunch of users and building a business around this.
I built it in 2011 with a friend going to law school, when the economy was particularly bad for law students. But we both have full-time jobs elsewhere and have no time for Firms.ly. We've had 3 paid customers.
We listed it on Flippa last week, with no reserve: https://flippa.com/3056958-web-app-with-simple-revenue-model
Its still the only tool to my knowledge that doesn't use flash and works on mobile.
I've paused my work on http://stafet.com/ (a marketer/salesperson meet developer/sideproject/startup) site bc. not having enough time, but the people I've talked to about the concept were also really interested in a site that handles this kind of connection.
Note: the site is on a dev-server on PagodaBox, which means it needs to boot up (takes 15-20 seconds) explaining the load time.
This is an online code editor I made but im not improving it any further until it shows some interest.
Some features:
work directly from your server through FTP code autocompletion split windows infinitely save sessions that remember your files and layout built in file explorer with Unix-y commands tools to aid on web development vim and emacs keyboard mode very customizable appearance
Also if you want to sell your assets of your side projects(if it reached the start-up state) you can use the http://shutdown.io/ (which was posted before few weeks on HN)
http://demo.deskportal.org/ - Demo
The most popular listing of free bitcoin websites for new bitcoin users. It contains several affiliate links, and generates a bit of revenue each month. Not hard to maintain, but I'm occupied with other things, so wouldn't mind selling for a bit of cash to free up some personal time.
Could surely be monetized more, and cleaned up.
Last month: ~33k visits, 100% organic search traffic
We've received really positive feedback from both hotels and tourists, it just turns out that Bulgaria is a really (really) tiny market.
www.scriblink.com
One of the largest online whiteboards. Built on old technology, needs a refresh but makes some respectable money every day from ads and monthly subscriptions.
www.groupie.co
Available on Web and iPhone app. A niche group messaging and social networking tool.
I consider selling it as I don't have much time to focus on. The domain is top and the site has a lot of potential once you manage to build a strong community - shouldn't be too complicated but requires advertising efforts.
Built on Asp.NET MVC/SQL Server, hosted as Azure website.
PM if interested.
Website and android application. It's the best way to listen to indian music videos without getting lost in youtube.
Launched about 1.5 years ago and has been growing steadily since. It's fully automated and new songs get automatically added so I don't have to spend a lot of time on it. I do keep updating the app every now and then.
http://www.bookmarks.io/ - working but mothballed.
http://convenely.com - current project, no traffic yet.
2. Daily deals aggregator and deal wallet. Built on Django. www.pocketpiggy.com (i just took this offline this morning :/ )
It's a torrent uploader & indexer. It's written in Ruby with Sinatra and fairly extensible.
I wrote it a couple years back, but got shut down by my parents and school administrators. Pity.
Contact: purchase@bernsteinbear.com
It's listed here on Side Projectors: https://www.sideprojectors.com/project/project/756 but email address is in my bio if you want to discuss it outside there.
150,000 downloads 1.2 million sessions Featured by Apple twice
https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/instabam!-explore-instagram/...
Tool that allows users to create their own tours using Android Photospheres and embed them on their website/view online.
See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0zk_VuX2b0 for a demo of the interface
Our current commitments prevent us from finishing it.
It was created to be more than just a Craigslist clone, to improve local and eventually national listing of anything anywhere with a vision to change how people buy and sell adding trust/safety and improved communication and simplicity in the process as well as being developer friendly by being a platform to build on.
Ghost (https://ghost.org/) will be the next big blogging platform and GTheme.io is the first Ghost Theme marketplace that focus on Ghost only. Ghost App marketplace is ready and waiting official Ghost App available.
Email at my profile.
Stats here: http://simondlr.com/post/63455198178/twimemachine-for-sale
Target market was medium/large organizations -- think large incubators, co-working spaces, companies. These separate organizations would have their own landing pages, learning cultures, etc.
Built with RoR, running on Amazon. Needs a few tweaks otherwise sits there running happily. It meets the needs of a niche and is steadily growing in users / mailing list size. (About 1600 now).
You'll find my email address in my profile if interested.
Contact: noah[at]noahlitvin[dot]com
Might as well post in case it's of interest to someone though!
First test project: Droplet, www.dropletlabs.com
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/ocean-commotion/id518629974?...
Makes about $1k/month, have run some promos in the $1-4k territory. Would suit someone who is actually competent at marketing because my social numbers are appalling. Circa $60k.
http://teamrelaychat.nl/bouncer/ just the bouncer part of it. Has a hand full of users. Mainly exists because I use it.
Never done any serious marketing for either.
Currently i have a bigger project And i dont have time for it.
Its my backup plan if i lose my full time job for extra revenue.
On the bottom there is a demo link ;-)
A suite of .NET WinForms controls for Windows UI developers. I no longer have the time to keep developing it and the sales are not enough to support a developer full time. Maybe someone else can take it further or make use of the software.
It is an app that aggregates deals from over 1000+ different daily deal site to find the best deals nearby.
Worked on it for a month, couldn't find a designer so just left it.
zackman8000@gmail.com
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/onsite-time-tracker/id470803...
email is on profile
Has paying users, and demand for features. But because of time constraints, I am not able to give enough time for this project. So anyone really interested in taking this further, feel free to drop me an email at: virendra.rajput567[at]gmail.com
It's written in Laravel 4.1 and uses Amazon Web Services. I'll sell the domain, all the code, and all the marketing assets.
Real-time engine in C, python-based tools. Language and encoding identification and classification technology. Primary market is filtering for kids, currently the only category is pornography. Manual support for violence.
Switzerland is a tiny market, have been thinking about expanding to other countries...
Gets a few articles through it every day - not making any money yet.
Need to invest the time to get more traffic, tighten the conversion process, clean up email marketing component, etc.
I think it has potential as a lead gen for other products.
I dont have the time to work on it anymore, but i'd still like to see it do well.
Would prefer to discuss a large controlling interest rather than a complete sale for reasons i'm happy to discuss.
Contact mastermind at storifi.it
A very easy to use project management app, with lots of features.
Leader blog in this niche. I don't want to sell but I would be interested in having a valuation.
Revenue: ~$100/month (adsense and amazon affiliates).
Costs: $0 (tumblr hosted) + ~2-4 hours curation/month.
Stable 4k uniques/month.
It's a place where college/university students get their questions answered, answer others questions, and help each other out.
In a way, a stackoverflow for students.
Prosper Stocks -- best visual stock screener for iPad in my opinion, and investment portfolio performance study tool. My interest shifted away from stock market and would like to sell this app.
HTML5 game similar to risk. Rails/Angular/Redis/Heroku
Took over two years to build. Now it just needs a bunch of players. Monetization isn't built in yet but it's ready for it.
A blog with iOS programming tutorials starting from Objective-C itself and installing Xcode to networking and graphics. Strong ratings on content and writing quality.
I started the site in high school — I was teaching myself iOS development and realized there wasn't a site that started from ground zero. So I set out to fix that.
30k monthly visits at its peak (without any promotion), but since coming to college I haven't had time to create much content. Now getting 10k monthly visits.
Been around 2.5 years. Would love if anyone's interested in writing some posts, updating existing content, or taking over the mission of teaching people to program on iOS.
The site according to google analytics about 50k visits monthly.
koraxon.com - https://dribbble.com/shots/222674-Koraxon-Logo
upsolid.com
enymo.com - MONEY totally misspelled but cool sounding
uprain.com
arslight.com - photography - https://dribbble.com/tank6b/projects/1893-Ars-Light
pulxr.com - https://dribbble.com/tank6b/projects/512-Pulxr - https://dribbble.com/tank6b/projects/63610-New-PULXR
I wrote a ring-tone maker for OS X that lets you select your music from your iTunes Library and mix it up.
Makes sending hand written cards easy. Drop an email to note@scendr.com. Writers take care transcribing and sending.
Churns out a good chunk each month. Could definitely scale further if you had the time and energy.
I own Facebook.com/strapbacks Strapbacks.com and it is starting to get boring!
Looking to get out! I have an awesome supplier in NYC and LA.
Traffic: 2.5M visits/mo, 5.5M pageviews/mo
Revenue: 9K/mo
Cost to run: 1.5K/mo
The heart of the site is the Meme and GIF generators, best on the net if you ask me ;). Pro subscriptions are the biggest source of revenue. I'm not sure I would say "want to sell", but I spend most of my time on a much larger project/team, so I don't give it the attention it deserves. For that reason, I would be glad to see someone (or a team) who wanted to build it out much more.
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It's a complete media sharing platform I made. Similar to Reddit but with a much faster way to view the content.
Hyro - real-time HTML5 editor - http://jawerty.github.io/Hyro - if interested, contact me at jawerty210@gmail.com
iOS App to sync your Facebook freinds albums to Dropbox. Backend is PHP
Chat roulette for cat videos... Next Kitty!
Not currently live... No revenue... launched it on April 1, 2010 when news about ChatRoulette was all over the place. It went pretty viral and enjoyed a nice long tail of traffic. Took it down recently to switch hosts, and never finished...
I also have the following domains: keyboard.cat, instakitty.com, instapuppy.com, kittyleaks.com, okaykitty.com, emojikit.com, bananaphone.me, srsbiz.co
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Search engine for public transportation in Cairo, Egypt. The website is in Arabic.
Community about crypto. 6 months old. 100 members. 3000 uniques a day. Highly indexed un Google. Discourse based.
The site was created with PHP, Moo.com API, the iTunes API, and the Google link shortener.
I needed this myself and never really marketed the site. I found it useful to create promo code give aways when attending trade shows for some of the other iOS apps I developed (the iJuror iPad app for attorneys is the example shown on the site).
Email me jim[DOT]oquinn@gmail.com
It's a TV Guide, full of potentials.
If you want to try the Premium version write me at info(at)htmlform.com
if you are interested write me there. I dont read HN a lot.
200 subscribers (another ~100 that are delinquent but could be reactivated). With some marketing effort and the right company connections can make you $4-5k / month in profit within a few months.
its an automated bitcoin trading bot. The bot actually does make a profit for the customer, all be it a small one.
Its had about $1000 of purchases in the last month. Which is also how long its been running.
And yes--for the right price I will sell physibles.com. It does nothing now, but I think the name has potential. I want way more money than Thepiedpiper gt though.
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