For Developers
Thinking About Selling Your App?
I acquire iOS and macOS apps with real users and genuine product care — not as a fund or a flipper, but as a solo developer who takes on a few apps from developers who no longer have the capacity or desire to continue maintaining them.
Tell Me About Your AppStraight Answers
What You'd Want
to Know First
What I Look For
I'm picky about what I take on — I'll live with it for years, and its users will live with my decisions:
- iOS, watchOS, or macOS apps
- Niche markets with loyal users
- Apps that do one thing really well
- Stable revenue, or clear room to grow with focused work
What You Can Expect
Your users will be treated well. I'll keep continuity, be honest
about changes, and protect what made the app good.
This is my track record, not a promise. When I took
on MBC and
Lyd, I moved both to a
one-time lifetime license — the
opposite of squeezing the people already using them. The
handover itself is clean — I do the heavy lifting, so it's no hassle
for you and no disruption for your users.
Testimonials
Take Their Word for It
I asked the developers who sold me their apps for their side of the story. They were kind enough to write it down:
He didn't mess around. He got straight into the questions that mattered… The handover was a breeze. The app had a complicated backend which required technical expertise to migrate over, and he handled the whole process with minimal fuss, taking control of issues as they popped up.
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I listed my app for sale and within a few days Dominik reached out. He didn't mess around. Got straight into the questions that mattered (how people were finding the app and how to maintain it). We got on a call a few days later to go through the App Store Connect numbers.
After that I named my price and one condition: I'd convert the app to Ionic Capacitor before transferring it. He accepted the same day and never came back to renegotiate. Within a few days the deal was done and the funds were in my account.
The handover with Dominik was a breeze. The app had a complicated backend which required technical expertise to migrate over. Dominik handled the whole process with minimal fuss, taking control of issues as they popped up. It was his first app transfer but he'd read up on it properly — he flagged the app-specific shared secret before I got to it, and spotted a mailer dependency I'd have missed. He'd also lined up replacements for the backend domain and privacy policy links, so the app wasn't leaning on my infrastructure any longer than it needed to.
One user hit a sync issue after the migration. We worked out what had happened and he took it from there, with his own release out within the week.
A very pleasant and straightforward transaction. I'm confident in his direction with the app.
Get in Touch
There's No Process Here — Just Me
If any of this sounds like your app, email me and we'll talk it through. No pressure, no obligation, and I'll tell you honestly whether I'm the right home for it — including when I'm not.
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