Hey hackers, I want to talk about a problem that's been bugging me for months: Google Gemini is genuinely powerful, but the interface treats you like a casual user even if you live in it all day.
No folders. No way to queue messages while it's generating. No bulk export. A sidebar full of "Untitled Chat" conversations you can never find again. I got frustrated enough to build the solution myself.
I'm 16, from the Czech Republic, and I launched it in December after months of building, and only added monetization recently. The result is Superpower for Gemini — it adds a native folder system, a smart message queue (queue multiple prompts while Gemini is still generating), bulk export to PDF/DOCX/TXT, a prompt library, and a daily limit counter for Thinking/Pro models that Google hides from you completely.
The numbers so far, under one month since launching monetization:
6,000 users
$1,750 revenue
$170 MRR
Freemium model: free tier + $7.99/mo, $59.99/yr, $99 lifetime
The feature I'm most proud of is the Message Queue. It sounds simple but it completely changes how you work — you stop babysitting the AI and start actually getting things done.
I'd love feedback on:
What would make you upgrade from free to paid on a tool like this?
Is lifetime pricing at $99 leaving money on the table long-term?
Chrome Web Store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/superpower-for-gemini/ahmdidjajeicoopcdpablhecokaepofl
Landing page: https://superpowerforai.com/Gemini/Home/
Happy to answer anything about the build or the monetization strategy!
This is awesome, I find this very helpful. How did you market this product?
Thanks! Honestly, mostly Reddit. Posting in Gemini subreddits. That drove the initial wave of installs. Everything since then has been pretty much organic through the Chrome Web Store. No paid ads, no big launch moment. Reddit + a decent CWS listing did most of the work.
Got it! Pretty cool. Wondering if I should try the same for my product, GatherrGo.