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Hit product

Individual products whose data is spiking right now and that we think suit a small team. Updated daily. Ones still hot stay up; ones that have cooled move down. Updated 11-8.

  1. AnyAPI
    “Scraped OpenRouter”: one key to call 97 platforms and 472 data APIs, billed per call, sold to developers building AI agents
    $22.3k/mo verified revenue (checked by the payment platform, including the upstream costs paid out) · Agents need external data, and platforms either don't offer it or charge too much. Agents often pick the tool themselves, so whoever is the default endpoint gets the traffic.
  2. GoMotion
    For people who mass-produce faceless YouTube channels: one topic in, one click out, a documentary-style long video of about 15 minutes with voiceover and visuals done.
    $91.7k/month verified revenue (payment platform verified) · People running batches of channels are moving from Shorts to long-form. Long-form earns roughly ten times more per thousand views, so one video a few hundred views in pays for itself.
  3. PokéItem
    A French Pokémon card collection ledger: prices cards at French local values based on card language and condition, and turns a pile of cards into a holding that moves up and down daily
    $31.3k/mo verified revenue (checked by the payment platform) · People treat collectible cards as investments and want prices based on their own country, language, and condition. Generic scanners only show US prices.
  4. Hypit
    Get Claude Code and Codex to cut short videos: drop in one viral clip, one command outputs dozens or hundreds of rewritten versions, for people doing TikTok sales, account farms, and UGC ads.
    $53.5k/month verified revenue (payment platform verified) · People running short-video ads want a hundred variants of the same viral clip, and more and more of them are having coding agents do it for them.
  5. Ritmo
    A Brazilian dating app for runners: profiles show pace and race results, city run clubs meet regularly, and you find people in the app after the run
    $9.1k/mo verified revenue (checked by the payment platform) · The people you match on general dating apps don't fit. Active people want to meet in person on a group run before they talk.
  6. Enxovaly
    A Brazilian newborn-essentials checklist app for expectant parents: based on due date and local climate it calculates what to buy, in what sizes, and generates gift-registry links to avoid duplicates
    $17k/mo verified revenue (checked by the payment platform) · This baby-product category has been validated in the US, but the originals only translate into local markets without going deep. First-time parents with a hard deadline and anxiety are the ones most willing to spend.
  7. Store Stock Checker
    An availability-alert site that watches in-store pickup inventory for the iPhone Duo and pushes a notification within seconds when stock appears. Starts at $5/mo, built by one person.
    $29.2k/mo verified revenue (checked by the payment platform; MRR as booked, first renewal falls after 11-22) · Every sellout leaves a group of people who don't mind paying $5. The official site can show inventory but doesn't push alerts, so whoever launches first gets paid.
  8. Viducer.ai
    Long-form videos for faceless YouTube channels: submit a voiceover and get back, in about an hour, a finished video with editing, visuals, and captions, up to 60 minutes
    $11.4k/mo verified revenue (checked by the payment platform) · People running batches of faceless channels are moving into long-form. A few dollars per video, and a few hundred views pays it back. The fear is forgetting to cancel the monthly fee.
  9. BibleScroll
    Read that day's scripture before you can open Instagram or TikTok, for American Christians who want to scroll less
    $50k–200k/mo est. (third-party estimates from downloads and rankings; they differ by 4×) · The guilt of “scrolling disrespects my faith” is a real need. Locking the phone works better for getting people to pay than adding a paywall to scripture.
  10. Mealbird
    A weekly menu with daily protein and calorie counts worked out from USDA data, plus a shopping list priced at local supermarkets, and a small-language course that launches in a week or two
    $10k–35k/month est. (third party can't reach $10k; extrapolated from installs and conversion at $1.5–35k, low confidence) · Almost nobody seriously runs health charts in small-language countries. Locals search for their native "weekly menu," not an English macro planner.
  11. TollTracker
    A point-to-point speed-camera alert for drivers in Bulgaria: it calculates your average speed on camera-monitored stretches in the background and alerts you before you go over, with no navigation app needed
    $16k/mo verified revenue (checked by the payment platform) · New rules took effect and drivers nationwide began worrying about tickets with zero tolerance the same week. Big navigation apps only draw one line and don't do the calculation for you in the background.
  12. Football Coach
    US high school football manager mobile game: recruit, set lineups, call plays, chase the state title, sold state by state across 50 states
    $13.7k/mo verified revenue (checked by the payment platform) · Big companies only make licensed pro and college leagues. Fans feel the most connection to “our town's high school team,” and nobody is seriously building that.
  13. Slay 75
    Turn "75 Hard" into a 75-day glow-up habit tracker for American teen girls: tick off five tasks a day, plus check in on each other with friends and care for a virtual pet
    $10k–40k/month est. (third party, based on downloads / rankings) · Self-discipline challenge words on TikTok rotate each quarter, and each one lacks a good check-in app. January is the biggest wave of the year.

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    GeoSpoof
    Fills in location, timezone, and WebRTC spoofing for VPN users. The Pro version can change the iPhone's system GPS.
    $9.5k/mo verified revenue · VPN users who switch IPs still get exposed by location leaks. Almost nobody on the App Store covers this layer.