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Codex is OpenAI's coding agent, available in ChatGPT, as a CLI and in IDEs.

These are the 12 live products on MissumAI whose sources say they were built with OpenAI Codex, across 7 categories. The highest-ranked is Profit AI. Each entry shows how AI was used, any traction we could source, and links to every source.

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  1. 1

    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

  2. 2

    Vaultaire

    #13 overall · Consumer apps

    A private, end-to-end encrypted photo vault for iPhone with no account needed.

    How it was built: Turek, a career engineer new to iOS, built the first version in about three weeks mostly by prompting coding agents.

    Self-reported$41,425 in gross App Store sales in August 2026, up from $26,384 in Julysource

    Full entry and sourcesVisit vaultaire.app

  3. 3

    OpenClaw

    #15 overall · AI agents

    The open-source personal AI agent that took over the internet in early 2026.

    How it was built: Steinberger runs 5 to 10 coding agents in parallel, mostly Codex, and says he ships code he does not read line by line, relying on agents to compile, lint and test their own work.

    PressMore than 6,600 commits in January 2026 from one person; more Google searches than Claude Code or Codex at the timesource

    Full entry and sourcesVisit openclaw.ai

  4. 4

    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

  5. 5

    CNVS

    #19 overall · Developer tools

    A voice-controlled Mac canvas for running Claude, Codex and Cursor agents side by side.

    How it was built: Max Blade loops ChatGPT image generation with Claude Code to iterate on design, and live-streams himself building CNVS with CNVS.

    Verified$49,986 in all-time revenue ($3,980 in the last 30 days), Stripe-verifiedsource

    Full entry and sourcesVisit cnvs.dev

  6. 6

    BridgeMind

    #24 overall · Developer tools

    An "agent super app" for running coding agents side by side, vibe-coded live on stream.

    How it was built: Built on camera as a public challenge to vibe-code an app to $1M, with Claude Code and Codex.

    Self-reported$250,772 ARR on day 238 of the challengesource

    Full entry and sourcesVisit bridgemind.ai

  7. 7

    NinjaPear

    #31 overall · Developer tools

    Real-time B2B company and people data for AI agents, via API and MCP.

    How it was built: Stuck at home with a fractured foot, the Proxycurl founder prototyped and deployed NinjaPear in two weeks with Claude Code.

    Self-reportedOver $15K in gross revenue in a month, six months after launchsource

    Full entry and sourcesVisit nubela.co

  8. 8

    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

  9. 9

    CursorJoy

    #47 overall · Creator tools

    Swap your website's cursor for a penguin, dinosaur or cat, with trails.

    How it was built: Built with Codex and shipped on Vercel.

    • OpenAI Codex

    Full entry and sourcesVisit cursorjoy-ten.vercel.app

  10. 10

    Mayan Calendar

    #51 overall · Consumer apps

    Traditional Maya and Dreamspell calendar calculations with AI reports.

    How it was built: A solo developer used Codex to research, design, test and launch it.

    • OpenAI Codex

    Full entry and sourcesVisit mayancalendar.xyz

  11. 11

    NotchDo

    #52 overall · Productivity

    Apple Reminders at your MacBook notch: hover and start typing.

    How it was built: Built with Codex and GPT-5.6 Sol.

    • OpenAI Codex
    • GPT-5.6 Sol

    Full entry and sourcesVisit notchdo.app

  12. 12

    Tile

    #57 overall · Developer tools

    Up to four live terminals in one calm macOS workspace.

    How it was built: A self-described newbie built it with Codex in under 23 hours.

    • OpenAI Codex

    Full entry and sourcesVisit saiashok0981.github.io

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