A new trend of fast food type web apps that are tiny single feature tools with no sign up and quick charging
Here's a new trend: fast food-type web apps. They're single feature apps that do one thing, charge $ quickly and give instant gratification.
They have some characteristics:
- tiny
- single feature
- no sign up
- fast user flow (<1 min)
- low price
- charge $ quickly
They grew out of the MVP trend, but we realized it's not just us who like minimal, users like it too.
No giant app with 100 features. A tiny app with 1 feature for one flat price.
As a dev (or studio) you need about 10 of these (at $1,000/m-$5,000/m) to make a solid income ($10,000/m-$50,000/m)
That's the problem. There's not many. Before you shoot me down, it's a conceptual trend that's just become possible.
Stuff like @ajlkn's Carrd.co that enables you to build very basic tiny single feature apps are at the forefront here
Originally posted on X · 💬 15 replies — add yours
P.S. I'm on 𝕏 too if you'd like to follow more of my stories. And I wrote a book called MAKE about building startups without funding. See a list of my stories or contact me.
To read every new post (including blogs from 𝕏) in full in your inbox, join 16,076 subscribers
