Revenue with proof · updated Nov 5, 2026
Vibe-coded apps making money
50 live apps on MissumAI were built with AI coding tools and have revenue someone can check. 36 are verified from payment-provider data on a public third-party profile, and 14 showed a revenue dashboard in an interview or post. Founder claims without proof are left out.
The top band is $30K to $100K a month, with 13 apps: AbMaxx, Brawler, ChatSEO, GETebook.ai and 9 more. Each entry says how it was built, what the number is, and links to the source.
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AI tools behind these apps
$30K to $100K a month · 13
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AbMaxx
#1 overall · Health & fitnessAn AI abs coach that analyses your physique and builds a plan around it.
How it was built: The founder says he first built the app in Lovable over two months, then rebuilt it before launch with another AI app builder.
Verified$39,264 in the last 30 days, $20,549 MRR from 5,834 active subscriptions and $190,311 all-time, RevenueCat-verifiedas of Nov 5, 2026source
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Brawler
#2 overall · Health & fitnessAn AI boxing coach for iPhone that scores your shadowboxing, bag work and sparring footage.
How it was built: Lampropoulos, who says he has no technical background, posted that the app has 100k+ lines of code and "Rork built the entire thing."
Verified$44,718 in the last 30 days, $23,859 MRR from 4,643 active subscriptions and $176,448 all-time, RevenueCat-verifiedas of Nov 5, 2026source
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ChatSEO
#3 overall · Marketing & growthAn AI SEO assistant that reads your Google Search Console data and tells you what to fix, write and optimise.
How it was built: The founders' account says they "relied heavily on AI" and "used Claude (Anthropic) extensively for coding and building out features", and use Claude Code workflows to ship 2 to 4 free mini SEO tools a week as lead magnets.
Verified$35,141 MRR from 776 active subscriptions, $47,649 in the last 30 days and $289,453 all-time, Stripe-verifiedas of Nov 5, 2026source
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GETebook.ai
#4 overall · Creator toolsTurns an idea into a publish-ready ebook with outline, chapters and cover, exported to PDF, EPUB and Word.
How it was built: Non-technical founder Bogdan Dragomir started the MVP in Lovable and finished it with Windsurf and Claude in July 2025; in 2026 he said the platform, including its analytics and A/B testing, is custom built and "all vibe coded with Claude Code".
Verified$33,381 in the last 30 days, $11,067 MRR from 231 active subscriptions and $160,603 all-time, Stripe-verifiedas of Nov 5, 2026source
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Kolbo.AI
#5 overall · Creator toolsOne AI creative workspace for 100+ models: images, video, music, voice and chat on one subscription.
How it was built: Founder Zohar Vanunu wrote on X in July 2025 that six months earlier he fired his developers and, with zero coding skills, built 80% of the platform with Lovable, then pushed further with Cursor and Claude Code; he now ships features solo.
Verified$95,457 in the last 30 days, $40,624 MRR from 708 active subscriptions and $382,925 all-time, Stripe-verifiedas of Nov 5, 2026source
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Laper
#6 overall · Creator toolsAI screenwriting software for Chinese short dramas, from outline to full script.
How it was built: Zhao wrote on the day of the December 2025 beta that all of Laper's code, about 119,000 lines then, was written by Claude Code with none typed by hand; Shipped & Paid quotes a June 2026 article in which he says Claude Code and Codex do 100% of it.
Verified$51,541 MRR from 1,585 active subscriptions, $54,825 in the last 30 days and $203,868 all-time, Stripe-verifiedas of Nov 5, 2026source
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Post Bridge
#7 overall · Marketing & growthPost 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".
Verified$49,710 MRR from 1,646 active subscriptions and $568,759 all-time, Stripe-verifiedas of Nov 5, 2026source
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SocialCrawl
#8 overall · Developer toolsOne API for social media and web data from dozens of platforms, ready for AI agents.
How it was built: Cofounder Selene Lee names Claude and Claude Code as the main tools, with Grok also writing code; Shipped & Paid quotes her later saying on X she went "from claude code → codex → grok → deepseek" to cut costs.
- Claude Code
- Grok
Verified$45,421 in the last 30 days and $123,732 all-time, Stripe-verifiedas of Nov 5, 2026source
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Erly
#22 overall · Health & fitnessAn iPhone alarm that only turns off once you do push-ups or another wake-up task.
How it was built: About 19 days from first commit to the App Store, per the founder on Starter Story; Shipped & Paid quotes him calling Claude Code "the absolute best tool for actually building the app".
Dashboard shownOver $50K a month about four months after launch (App Store Connect shown in interview)as of Jul 5, 2026source
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Profit AI
#23 overall · Business & B2BProfit, ad-spend and cost analytics for Shopify stores in one simple dashboard.
How it was built: A non-coder founder exported his client spreadsheet as a CSV, gave it to Cursor and corrected the calculations it got wrong, over about four months; he now builds with Claude Code and Codex.
Dashboard shown$30K MRR for the app and $147K in total since its December 2025 launch (founder interview, recorded May 2026)as of Jun 24, 2026source
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Hiro
#25 overall · Marketing & growthAnalytics and client reporting for email and SMS retention agencies.
How it was built: Co-founder Zach told Starter Story that Hiro launched in October 2024 on Retool and their own database setup, and that over the previous six to eight months they had moved the product over so that it is now all built with Claude Code.
Dashboard shownAbout $96.2K MRR on the Stripe dashboard shown in a June 2026 founder interview, adding close to $10K MRR a month; over $1M ARR within 19 months of launchas of Jun 10, 2026source
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Cal Buddy
#26 overall · Health & fitnessA Hebrew-language AI calorie tracker for iPhone, built for the Israeli market.
How it was built: Tomer, who says he is not a developer, told Starter Story he started the app as an experiment with Cursor, which had just been released, and had a working version two weeks later; he now uses Claude for coding and AI agents across the business.
Dashboard shownOver $81K in revenue in April 2026, up from about $1K in its first month, per the founder (revenue chart shown on Starter Story)as of Apr 30, 2026source
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Kleo
#34 overall · Marketing & growth"Cursor for LinkedIn posts": an AI writer that learns your voice.
How it was built: Cofounder Cameron Trew lists "Claude Code for development" alongside Vercel, Inngest and Neon.
Dashboard shown$62K MRR in 90 days without ads (Polar dashboard screenshot)as of Dec 15, 2025source
$10K to $30K a month · 15
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1ClickWebsite.ai
#14 overall · Business & B2BGenerates SEO-optimised WordPress sites from a short intake form, for agencies to resell.
How it was built: Founder Bennett Black wrote on X in August 2025 that he vibe coded the tool 10 weeks earlier with Cursor, Claude, n8n and Supabase, and that it already made $1.6K a month.
Verified$14,987 in the last 30 days, $14,347 MRR from 426 active subscriptions and $102,579 all-time, Stripe-verifiedas of Nov 5, 2026source
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LocalRank
#15 overall · Marketing & growthAll-in-one AI local SEO software that helps agencies rank clients on Google Maps and local search.
How it was built: Jacky Chou wrote on X in March 2025 that he had downloaded Cursor for the first time three weeks earlier, aiming to build a $10K MRR SaaS in 30 days, and that LocalRank had launched two days before at $2K MRR.
Verified$19,335 MRR from 193 active subscriptions, $15,068 in the last 30 days and $742,266 all-time, Stripe-verifiedas of Nov 5, 2026source
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StoryShort
#16 overall · Creator toolsGenerates faceless short videos for TikTok and YouTube from a text prompt.
How it was built: Rondot posted that after running Claude Code on the StoryShort codebase he "created more features and fixes in 5 hours than in the last 3 months".
Verified$21,298 MRR from 380 active subscriptions and $602,716 all-time revenue, Stripe-verifiedas of Nov 5, 2026source
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SuperX
#17 overall · Marketing & growthSee what goes viral on X and why, then write, schedule and engage in one place.
How it was built: Solo developer Rob Hallam says he uses Claude Code for his AI-assisted coding (about $200 a month).
Verified$20,045 MRR from 473 active subscriptions, Stripe-verifiedas of Nov 5, 2026source
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Voicy
#18 overall · ProductivityAI 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.
Verified$19,433 in the last 30 days, $12,476 MRR and $202,469 all-time, Stripe-verifiedas of Nov 5, 2026source
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MimikFlow
#19 overall · Marketing & growthLinkedIn AI agent that finds prospects, handles the conversations and books meetings in your calendar
How it was built: Per the founder: "Stack Next.js, Supabase, Stripe, Unipile for LinkedIn API, Coolify on Hostinger for deploy. Claude Code handles most of the feature work now."
Verified$10,929 in revenue in the last 30 days, Stripe-verified on Indie Hackersas of Oct 31, 2026source
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Glossa
#20 overall · Consumer appsReal-time AI translation of church services and Christian events into 100+ languages.
How it was built: Anton K. says Glossa was 'all built with ai tools and a middle developer' (Mar 2025) and calls it a 'vibe-coded startup' (May 2026). In a Feb 2026 post about his vibe-coded startup being exploited he writes 'I still don't blame Claude Code. I trusted it too much'; Shipped & Paid links that post to Glossa.
Verified$14,404 MRR from 100 active subscriptions and $196,539 all-time, Stripe-verified (TrustMRR's last sync was Oct 19, 2026; its Stripe key has since expired)as of Oct 19, 2026source
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Canary
#32 overall · Consumer appsA language-learning app that teaches through the songs you love, with karaoke, quizzes and live practice with people.
How it was built: Ben Guez told Starter Story he is not a developer and had never written a line of code, and that about four months before the interview he started vibe coding, which sped up shipping features. His stack list names Claude for vibe coding (about $200 a month) and OpenAI for the in-app AI features; the first MVP took roughly a month.
Dashboard shownAbout $25,000 in the last 28 days, MRR close to $14,000, 2,000 paying subscribers and 50,000 downloads, per the founder, who showed his revenue dashboard on Starter Story (Nov 4, 2026)as of Nov 4, 2026source
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Maxed AI
#35 overall · Health & fitnessAn all-in-one AI lifting coach that plans workouts and tracks lifts, nutrition, sleep and supplements.
How it was built: Hirsch says he had "very minimal coding experience", signed up for a Claude Code plan "and just started typing", and has worked in his terminal with Claude almost every day since; the stack is Supabase, Vercel, Expo and RevenueCat.
Dashboard shownNearly $14,000 in revenue over the last 28 days and about 1,000 active subscribers, shown on the founder's RevenueCat dashboardas of Oct 7, 2026source
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8Raise
#47 overall · FinanceFind investors with verified emails and LinkedIn, then run outreach for your raise
How it was built: "Two founders + Claude Code. No sales team." (co-founder Nico K on X)
Dashboard shown€14,511 MRR from 275 paying subscriptions about four months after launch, shown in a dashboard screenshot posted by the co-founderas of Sep 2, 2026source
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ToneAdapt
#54 overall · Consumer appsTells 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, using Cursor to build the project and Claude Code for all of his code writing, with V1 built in about a week over a Thanksgiving break.
Dashboard shownOver $25K in four weeks across web and mobile (founder interview)as of Jun 14, 2026source
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Scanémon
#57 overall · Consumer appsAn iPhone scanner that identifies Pokémon cards, shows their market value and tracks your collection.
How it was built: Founder Kyle Fowler, a self-taught iOS developer, told Starter Story that for Scanémon he had Cursor's agent generate basically everything, that it did insanely well, and that he made the MVP in a day.
Dashboard shownAbout $17K MRR from about 3,400 active subscriptions, per the founder on Starter Story (dashboard shown)as of Jun 8, 2026source
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Snag
#58 overall · Consumer appsiOS 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)as of Jun 1, 2026source
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Pep AI
#59 overall · Health & fitnessTrack every peptide and GLP-1 dose, vial and cycle in one app.
How it was built: A college student built it on Replit in about two weeks, with Claude as "my senior developer".
Dashboard shown$30K in revenue and 10,000 users in the first month (founder interview)as of May 28, 2026source
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Algrow
#70 overall · Creator toolsResearch and replicate viral YouTube and short-form video formats, with built-in AI video generation.
How it was built: Sam Adeniyi, a university student with no coding background, told Starter Story he vibe coded Algrow, first pasting ChatGPT's code into an editor and then building with Cursor after a friend introduced it; Starter Story describes it as built entirely with ChatGPT and Cursor.
Dashboard shownOver £10,000 (about $13K-14K) in revenue in the previous four weeks and 10,000+ users about six months after launch, per the founder (Stripe dashboard shown)as of Jan 15, 2026source
$1K to $10K a month · 13
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AI Designer
#37 overall · Creator toolsAI design platform that turns a few words into polished website and app UI, logos and brand assets.
How it was built: Founder Wiz (@bowlcutWiz) described AI Designer on X as 'vibe coded a vibe design platform' (Dec 22, 2025). Shipped & Paid, citing his posts, reports he built it in Cursor and moved to Claude Code in January 2026; the tool names come from that write-up.
Verified$8,438 MRR from 287 active subscriptions, $10,234 in the last 30 days and $84,089 all-time, Stripe-verifiedas of Nov 5, 2026source
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ClimbX
#38 overall · Creator toolsLearns your voice and helps you turn ideas into X posts and build a personal brand
How it was built: Stack per the founder: "Next.js on Vercel, Supabase, Claude Code and Codex for building"; base version built in about 5 days
Verified$1,160 MRR from 40 active subscriptions, $1,440 in the last 30 days and $8,115 all-time, Stripe-verifiedas of Nov 5, 2026source
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CNVS
#39 overall · Developer toolsA 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$50,782 in all-time revenue ($2,587 in the last 30 days), Stripe-verifiedas of Nov 5, 2026source
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ColorCraft
#40 overall · Creator toolsAI book maker for Amazon KDP self-publishers: coloring, story, comic and puzzle books with a print-ready cover wrap.
How it was built: John Kirby wrote on X (Jun 19, 2025): 'I barely wrote any code for ColorCraft.ai. Seriously. This entire app was "vibe-coded" with AI, using tools like Cursor, and built on Supabase, Vercel, and Stripe.' Shipped & Paid also lists it as built with Cursor and notes an April 2026 redesign using a design system from Claude Design.
Verified$1,892 in the last 30 days, $1,697 MRR from 89 active subscriptions and $6,629 all-time, Stripe-verified (TrustMRR, updated Nov 5, 2026)as of Nov 5, 2026source
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FootballGPT
#41 overall · Health & fitnessAI coaching assistant for grassroots and academy football coaches.
How it was built: Kevin Middleton, a football coach rather than a professional developer, says he built FootballGPT with Claude Code's help and that each of his coaching products started as a conversation with Claude Code; he calls it a tool he vibe-coded.
Verified$4,974 in the last 30 days and $5,140 MRR from 540 active subscriptions ($33,579 all-time), Stripe-verifiedas of Nov 5, 2026source
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Kodo
#42 overall · Creator toolsA Canva-style AI design tool: describe a deck, poster, menu or post and get an editable, layered design.
How it was built: Founder Michael Goldstein wrote on X in March 2026 that he was using Codex a lot more for usekodo.ai, and that when he works in Cursor he uses GPT 5.4 or GPT-5.3 Codex models inside it.
Verified$1,592 MRR from 106 active subscriptions, $1,471 in the last 30 days and $11,506 all-time, Stripe-verifiedas of Nov 5, 2026source
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Ritmo
#43 overall · Consumer appsA dating app for active singles, with sport-first profiles and local run clubs to meet in person.
How it was built: Product designer Adel Benzehda says he had never built a mobile or web app and didn't know how to code before Ritmo; his RevenueCat Shipaton 2026 entry lists Codex and Rork among the tools it was built with, alongside Swift, React Native and Supabase.
Verified$8,389 MRR from 963 active subscriptions and $8,874 in the last 30 days, about six weeks after launch, RevenueCat-verifiedas of Nov 5, 2026source
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VectoSolve
#44 overall · Creator toolsTurns PNG and JPG images into clean SVGs and machine-ready files for Cricut, laser and CNC.
How it was built: A former landscaper generated a batch of micro-SaaS products with Manus, kept this one, and now builds each feature from a Markdown spec in Claude Code.
- Claude Code
- Manus
Verified$2,952 in the last 30 days and $1,617 MRR, Stripe-verifiedas of Nov 5, 2026source
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Visualizee
#45 overall · Business & B2BTurns 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$8,024 MRR from 286 subscriptions, Stripe-verifiedas of Nov 5, 2026source
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ZenMode
#46 overall · Marketing & growthLinkedIn outreach automation that runs from your own computer and IP to book more meetings.
How it was built: Jonathan Lis says he built it without knowing how to code: he used Claude to work out a safety-first architecture (an Electron desktop app controlling a browser), then built the tool with Claude and Claude Code.
Verified$1,847 MRR from 44 active subscriptions, $1,599 in the last 30 days and $10,128 all-time, Stripe-verifiedas of Nov 5, 2026source
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Underpriced AI
#49 overall · Marketplaces & dataPhotograph an item to see what it really sold for on eBay, then list it in a tap
How it was built: Per the founder on Indie Hackers: "I have the documentation how this was built using Claude Code, only using prompt engineering. It was originally built for my wife from the ground up"
Verified$5,117 in revenue in the last 30 days, Stripe-verified on Indie Hackersas of Oct 31, 2026source
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Rewired
#61 overall · ProductivityA screen-time blocker that makes you earn minutes with short arcade challenges.
How it was built: Rork says he went from idea to a live App Store listing in four days using Rork with Claude Code.
Verified$1,876 MRR from 703 subscriptions, Superwall-verifiedas of Nov 5, 2026source
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Comnyang
#91 overall · ProductivityA pixel cat that lives on your desktop and reacts to you and your AI coding agents.
How it was built: Simon, a product designer from Korea, told Showcase Me he developed Comnyang with Claude Code and Codex; the first version took about four to five focused days before the June 2026 launch.
Dashboard shown$4,551.99 in revenue in its launch month (June 2026), shown on a sales dashboard in a founder interview; about 1,700 buyers by late September, per the founderas of Jun 30, 2026source
Under $1K a month · 9
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Agensi
#80 overall · Developer toolsA curated marketplace for AI agent skills (SKILL.md), with a security scan on every listing.
How it was built: Samuel Rose, a non-technical founder, says he built the platform mostly with Claude Code and Lovable.
Verified$861 in the last 30 days and $3,926 all-time in marketplace sales, Stripe-verified (gross sales; creators keep most of each direct sale)as of Nov 5, 2026source
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AI Renamer
#81 overall · ProductivityA desktop app that reads your images and documents and renames the files with AI, locally or in the cloud.
How it was built: Founder Ozgur Ozer posted that AI Renamer is '100% vibe-coded with cursor but i'm a dev'.
Verified$7,687 all-time and $87 in the last 30 days from one-time licences and credit packs, Polar-verified; the founder says it peaked around $1K a month in Nov-Dec 2025as of Nov 5, 2026source
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Aidelly
#82 overall · Marketing & growthA social media platform for agencies that AI agents like Claude and ChatGPT can run end to end.
How it was built: Cofounder Wilzer Jean-Baptiste says the first version started from a Bubble no-code template; in summer 2025 he shut it down, 'opened an empty project folder and started rebuilding with Claude Code', and the rebuilt version was live by the end of 2025.
Verified$694 MRR from 15 active subscriptions, $639 in the last 30 days and $7,279 all-time (including the earlier Bubble version), Stripe-verifiedas of Nov 5, 2026source
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ContextBolt
#83 overall · Marketing & growthLive SEO data and your saved bookmarks inside Claude, Cursor and Codex, via MCP.
How it was built: David Hamilton says 'AI built the product': most of his work runs through Claude Code or Codex, and AI also does his socials, graphics and content pipeline.
Verified$789 MRR from 59 active subscriptions, $702 in the last 30 days and $3,605 all-time, Lemon Squeezy-verifiedas of Nov 5, 2026source
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Dial Moments
#84 overall · Consumer appsAn audio guest book for weddings and parties: guests leave voice messages from any phone, no app needed.
How it was built: Elias Reyes says he built dialmoments.com in a weekend with Replit, after his two earlier iOS apps took a few weeks even with AI.
Verified$820 in the last 30 days and $8,040 all-time, RevenueCat-verifiedas of Nov 5, 2026source
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Frameliq
#85 overall · Creator toolsA script-to-video AI studio: storyboard, shots, video, dialogue and music from one screenplay.
How it was built: Founder Sanket Dongre (@tinkerersanky) lists Frameliq ('AI video story') under the products he says were 'mostly built with Codex'; Shipped & Paid also cites his Claude Code workflow for Frameliq development.
Verified$429 MRR from 15 active subscriptions, $440 in the last 30 days and $1,785 all-time, Stripe-verifiedas of Nov 5, 2026source
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MakerMap
#86 overall · Marketplaces & dataA map of indie makers and founders from X, so you can see who builds near you and meet up
How it was built: Asked if it was vibe coded, the founder replied: "i use claude/codex like everyone - so even though it hurts to admit this as engineer; yes"
Verified$358 MRR from 23 active subscriptions, $330 in the last 30 days and $940 all-time, Stripe-verifiedas of Nov 5, 2026source
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SpacePlanner
#87 overall · Consumer appsDraw rooms, homes and gardens in your browser, free and with no signup.
How it was built: Jimmy Mass runs Claude Code on a server he reaches from his phone: three agents build (design, SEO, code), a fourth tries to break each change, and a test suite decides what ships. He says the 744 commits since June were almost all written by coding agents.
Verified$879 in the last 30 days and $1,157 all-time from credit-pack sales, Stripe-verifiedas of Nov 5, 2026source
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Tucket
#88 overall · ProductivityA Mac clipboard manager tucked behind the notch, fully offline, for a one-time $10.
How it was built: Arpit Chandak, a designer, says finding Claude Code this year felt like a superpower: 'Previously I could only visualize what I want, never build it', and that he has been building trytucket.com with it.
Verified$383 in the last 30 days and $1,571 all-time from $10 one-time licences, Dodo Payments-verifiedas of Nov 5, 2026source
How this list is built
- Verified: Read from a payment provider via a public third-party profile such as TrustMRR.
- Dashboard shown: The founder showed a revenue dashboard in an interview or post. Not independently verified.
- Apps are grouped by monthly revenue band (the same tiers as the leaderboard score), then verified before dashboard, then by overall rank. One-off totals are averaged per month. Every figure carries its date; numbers change, so check the source.
What “vibe-coded” means here
We use it loosely: every app here has a source saying it was built with AI coding tools or app builders. How much of the code AI wrote varies, from no-code app builders to engineers using an AI editor, and each entry quotes what its source says.
53 more listings have revenue that only the founder or tool maker states. They're on the full leaderboard, labelled self-reported.
Questions about vibe-coded apps making money
- How much money do vibe-coded apps make?
- By monthly revenue band, the 50 apps built with AI on this page break down as 13 at $30K to $100K a month, 15 at $10K to $30K a month, 13 at $1K to $10K a month and 9 under $1K a month. 36 are verified through payment-provider data and 14 showed a revenue dashboard. 53 more listings on MissumAI have a revenue figure without payment data or a shown dashboard and are left out. The newest figure is dated Nov 5, 2026.
- Which vibe-coded apps make the most money?
- The highest band reached is $30K to $100K a month, with 13 apps: AbMaxx (verified, as of Nov 5, 2026), Brawler (verified, as of Nov 5, 2026), ChatSEO (verified, as of Nov 5, 2026), GETebook.ai (verified, as of Nov 5, 2026) and 9 more. Within a band, verified figures come before dashboard-shown ones, then leaderboard rank. How AbMaxx was built →
- Which AI tool built the most apps that make money?
- Claude Code is named for 33 of the 50, then Cursor (16), OpenAI Codex (11) and Claude (7). Many apps name more than one tool, so the counts overlap. This counts listings, not revenue, and says nothing about which tool is better. All apps built with Claude Code →
- What counts as proof of revenue here?
- Verified: Read from a payment provider via a public third-party profile such as TrustMRR. Dashboard shown: The founder showed a revenue dashboard in an interview or post. Not independently verified. Revenue a founder only states, without proof, is labelled self-reported and stays off this page.
- Are these monthly revenue figures?
- Not always. Each figure is quoted the way its source gives it: monthly recurring revenue, revenue in the last 30 days or four weeks, or an all-time or one-off total. Bands use monthly revenue, with one-off totals averaged per month, and every figure carries its date, so check the source for the latest number. How ranking works →
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