Category: strategy
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Cat stealing fish is the first Sora video to hit 200M views
A cat steals a fish and makes a wild escape while being chased by security. The Sora-generated clip has skyrocketed from 12M to over 200M views.
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Niche Switch: How This AI App Pulled 40M Views
Solo founder Jack Brown relaunched his failed app with a new AI interior design niche, hitting 37.6M views and 5K downloads in weeks—with just 2 faceless TikTok accounts.
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Small win for this language app with AI slideshow
3.1 million views on this AI slideshow. It’s a small win, but if repeated across many accounts, it could work well
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Spot a trend early, build an app (or a feature), and make millions
A simple TikTok trend turned into a “life reset” app pulling $20K and 20K downloads in 4 months.
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Lovable’s new competitor pulls first million views
Lovable has a new competitor. Here’s what we know: Bloom AI was released in May. It was created by David Oort Alonso and Sirian Maathuis, backed by Y Combinator and raised $3.4 million in a pre-seed round. For now, it seems that they’re running 7 accounts on TikTok, just crossing 1M views in total. If…
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From 0 to #53 Overnight With a Trend
Vocaloco is a new AI language app designed to solve the fear of speaking. Just like Pingo AI , it is an AI-speaking practice app. An AI tutor named “Lulu” that lets you practice real-world conversations. They claim it is the only tutor that builds a relationship with the user. The standout feature is a…
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Steps Leaderboard App Hits 500K Users
We’ve all seen running explode with apps like Strava and Nike Run Club. This social walking app could be the next big thing. Stompers turned daily walking into a friends game, driving over 500,000 downloads with a 2 person team and a wave of UGC. This social step-tracking game for iOS turns your daily walk…
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Newly released Gen-Z Bible is now a $60K MRR app
Bible BFF hit $60K MRR and 60K downloads within a month of its July launch. 49 TikTok-led accounts (12.6M views) and a 5.6M-view faceless slideshow spiked it to #4 in Reference. Strict subscription after trial; “Bible as tea” selfie/AI slideshows drive high engagement.
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2 female founders, a NYC-dating app, first 5M views
After moving to NYC after graduation, Samantha Martin and Kate Sieler felt the pain of endless swiping and lack of genuine connections all over dating apps. So they quit their jobs, and in February 2025, released their first app: Left Field. Their concept was simple: an anti-swipe dating app that prioritizes the quality of connections.…