About
Why I’m building twelve apps in a year
From 9 September 2026 to 9 September 2027, I’m launching one consumer app a month for people in the UK, Europe, the US and Canada.
The idea
Good ideas that came too early
A lot of good products failed because they arrived too early. What they needed was too expensive, too slow, or didn’t exist yet. Some of those ideas deserve another try now, and each app I build starts from one of them.
RoomForge AI is the first. Apps that redesign a room from a photo have existed for years, and they all hand you a picture of somebody else’s room: walls move, a window vanishes, your sofa is replaced. Image models now follow written instructions about what to leave alone, so the idea is worth another go.
Why twelve
One a month, on a public board
A month is long enough to build something real and short enough that I can’t spend forever polishing one idea. Putting all twelve on a public board means you can see which ones work and which don’t.
The rules
Four rules for every app
It fixes something that failed before
Every app goes back to an idea that didn’t work the first time, for a reason that no longer applies. Usually the technology it needed didn’t exist yet.
One flat price
You pay a fixed amount for a thing. I never take a percentage of your money.
It explains itself
Every answer comes with how it was worked out, so you can check it.
The board tells the truth
Every app’s status is on the launch board. If I ever stop working on one, the board will say so.
Who’s behind it
Just me
There’s no team. I design, build and write everything myself, and post updates as I go. Before this I built Revenly CRM, which is still running as a private pilot.
You can reach me at hello@revenly-ai.xyz.
Get an email when an app launches
One email when a new app launches. That’s all I’ll send.