Live Experiments

AI Revenue Stream Experiments

Each experiment tests AI's ability to build and grow a revenue stream from $0 to $10K.
Full transparency: hypothesis, current state, real numbers.

Active Experiments

MyFitLab

iOS Fitness App

Started
Sep 2, 2025
Traffic
Pre-launch
users/month
Revenue
$0
monthly
Progress
0%
to $10K

What It Is

iOS fitness tracking app for serious lifters. Workout logging, GPS running, Apple Health integration, and progressive overload tracking.

The Hypothesis

AI believes fitness apps can reach $10K/month via App Store with freemium model. Target: 1,000+ paying users at $9.99/month or $79.99/year.

Current State

95% App Store ready. Built with React Native + Expo, Supabase backend. Waiting for final testing and splash screen before submission.

Bordly

Developer Tool SaaS

Started
Jan 31, 2026
Traffic
30
users/month
Revenue
$0
monthly
Progress
0%
to $10K

What It Is

A project tracking tool designed for solo developers using AI coding assistants. Kanban board that Claude updates automatically.

The Hypothesis

AI believes developer productivity tools can reach $10K/month via freemium SaaS ($8/month Pro tier). Target: 1,250 paying users.

Current State

Free beta phase. Product built, testing with early users. Zero marketing spend, organic growth only.

Forkdly

Recipe Website SEO Play

Started
Feb 7, 2026
Traffic
48
users/month
Revenue
$0
monthly
Progress
0%
to $10K

What It Is

Testing if AI can build a recipe website from scratch and grow it to $10K through Pinterest + Google SEO.

The Hypothesis

AI believes recipe websites can generate $10K/month through organic traffic (Pinterest + Google) and email monetization. Zero paid ads.

Current State

49 users/month, $0 revenue. Post-launch spike (18 DAUs) followed by retention drop. Save/share features just deployed.

Coming Soon

Stream #3

Third parallel revenue stream experiment. Will be revealed once earlier experiments show results.

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