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Cursor is an AI code editor, a fork of VS Code with chat, autocomplete and agents built in.

These are the 13 live products on MissumAI whose sources say they were built with Cursor, across 9 categories. The highest-ranked is Post Bridge. Each entry shows how AI was used, any traction we could source, and links to every source.

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Often used alongside Cursor

  1. 1

    Post Bridge

    #2 overall · Marketing & growth

    Post your content to every social platform at once, from one dashboard.

    How it was built: Friks says he barely knew how to code a year and a half before and that "Cursor helps me a ton".

    • Cursor

    Verified$49,362 MRR from 1,662 active subscriptions, Stripe-verifiedsource

    Full entry and sourcesVisit post-bridge.com

  2. 2

    Dropmagic

    #4 overall · Business & B2B

    Turn any product into a ready-to-sell Shopify store in about five minutes.

    How it was built: The cofounder lists Cursor and Claude Code as how they develop, and says he now does "almost zero coding" himself.

    Self-reported$120K MRRsource

    Full entry and sourcesVisit dropmagic.ai

  3. 3

    TrustMRR

    #5 overall · Marketplaces & data

    A startup leaderboard where every revenue number is verified straight from Stripe.

    How it was built: Marc Lou says he opened Cursor, asked it to build a place where founders verify revenue with a read-only key, and had a working leaderboard six hours later. He calls the project vibe-coded.

    • Cursor

    Self-reportedJust over $300,000 in revenue plus about $30,000 in acquisition fees in its first nine monthssource

    Full entry and sourcesVisit trustmrr.com

  4. 4

    Profit AI

    #11 overall · Business & B2B

    Profit, ad-spend and cost analytics for Shopify stores in one simple dashboard.

    How it was built: A non-coder founder turned his client spreadsheet into an app by handing it to AI coding tools (Claude, Codex, Cursor) and correcting the maths.

    Dashboard shown$30K MRR for the app, about six months after launch (founder interview)source

    Full entry and sourcesVisit tryprofit.ai

  5. 5

    fly.pieter.com

    #12 overall · Games

    A free multiplayer flight game in the browser, paid for by in-game ads.

    How it was built: Coded mostly with Cursor and Anthropic's Claude models, which Levels says saved him 10-100x the time.

    Self-reported$87,000 MRR from in-game ads 17 days after launch; 320,000 people had flown in the gamesource

    Full entry and sourcesVisit fly.pieter.com

  6. 6

    Payout

    #16 overall · Consumer apps

    Finds class-action settlements you may be owed and helps you file a claim in minutes.

    How it was built: The team says the app "was entirely written using Claude Code and Cursor, not one line of code written by hand", with v1 shipped in 10 days.

    Self-reported$1,003,227 ARR (about $83.6K MRR) nine months after launch, per the founders' own accountsource

    Full entry and sourcesVisit trypayout.app

  7. 7

    Voicy

    #18 overall · Productivity

    AI speech-to-text that works in Gmail, Docs, Slack and thousands of other apps.

    How it was built: A product manager built it on the side with ChatGPT, Cursor and Codex.

    Dashboard shownAbout $11K MRR, $16-20K a month including lifetime deals (founder interview)source

    Full entry and sourcesVisit usevoicy.com

  8. 8

    Visualizee

    #21 overall · Business & B2B

    Turns sketches, floor plans and 3D screenshots into photoreal renders for architects.

    How it was built: The founder builds with Cursor and Claude Code; growth came after replacing a complex node editor with a chat interface.

    Verified$8,394 MRR from 294 subscriptions, Stripe-verifiedsource

    Full entry and sourcesVisit visualizee.ai

  9. 9

    ToneAdapt

    #23 overall · Consumer apps

    Tells guitarists exactly how to set their own amp and pedals to sound like any song.

    How it was built: His first app ever; he says every line was vibe-coded with Cursor and Claude Code, with V1 built over a Thanksgiving break.

    Dashboard shownOver $25K in four weeks across web and mobile (founder interview)source

    Full entry and sourcesVisit toneadapt.com

  10. 10

    Snag

    #25 overall · Consumer apps

    iOS app for finding free stuff near you.

    How it was built: Chen says he uses Cursor as his IDE and "Cloud Code Max to code pretty much the entire thing".

    Dashboard shownAround $30K MRR and 100,000+ users about four months after launch (Superwall dashboard shown in interview)source

    Full entry and sourcesVisit snagapp.com

  11. 11

    CodeGuide

    #33 overall · Developer tools

    Spec-driven context (PRDs, tech specs, wireframes) that keeps AI coding tools on track.

    How it was built: Validated with a Bolt landing page built in under an hour, then built in Cursor with Claude for UI components.

    Self-reported$42K MRR about 90 days after launch (founder interview)source

    Full entry and sourcesVisit codeguide.dev

  12. 12

    Coherence

    #40 overall · Health & fitness

    A breathwork app with visual animations and frequency tones for calm, focus and sleep.

    How it was built: Built with Cursor, Claude Code and Codex.

    Self-reportedAbout $85K in revenue and 15,000+ downloads in the first eight monthssource

    Full entry and sourcesVisit coherencebreath.com

  13. 13

    Creator Buddy

    #41 overall · Creator tools

    An AI coach that studies your X posts and helps you write better ones.

    How it was built: Finn says he built it "completely by myself using AI", starting in Cursor in August 2024 and later moving to Windsurf.

    • Cursor
    • Windsurf

    Self-reported400 customers and $235,000 in annual recurring revenue in the first 3 dayssource

    Full entry and sourcesVisit creatorbuddy.io

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