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Just Log Hits $20 MRR in Under a Week πŸŽ‰ with IOS Launch

Update: Just Log Hits $20 MRR in Under a Week πŸŽ‰

A quick update since my launch post a few weeks ago!

When I launched Just Log on June 25th, it started as a simple idea: build the workout tracker I wanted to use β€” no feeds, no coaches, no spammy notifications, just logging workouts fast and getting back to lifting.

Back then:

  • Android launched first β†’ 0 sales for weeks.

  • iOS was β€œcoming soon.”

Now:

  • iOS launched β†’ 10 paying subscribers in less than a week (~$20 MRR).

  • 100+ active Android users (still $0 revenue).

  • A growing waitlist of 200+ people from building in public.

Checking App Store Connect and seeing sales trickle in was surreal. Each one felt like a lottery win. Not life-changing money, but validation that people really do want a minimalist, no-bullshit fitness tracker.


What Changed

  1. Platform matters more than I thought
    Same app, same price. Android = 0. iOS = 10 paying users almost instantly. iOS users convert.

  2. Pricing worked
    $1.99/month vs competitors at Β£9.99/month. 5x cheaper is the feature.

  3. Building in public paid off
    My first subscribers came from my waitlist + Twitter followers who saw the journey.What Changed


What’s Next

  • Growing to $100 MRR and Beyond

  • Rolling out more customization features

  • Continuing to double down on simplicity over bloat


If you want to try Just Log:
πŸ‘‰ https://justlog.app

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    Congrats, love the clean focus. A friendly idea you could try: add an annual plan around 11 to 14 dollars to bank early LTV, and on Android test a one time lifetime unlock since subs convert slower. Also, quick question, do you prompt for a rating after a few workouts?

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    Cool concept, site looks neat. I've dropped you a follow on X and I'm excited to follow you in your journey! :)

    P.s. congrats on your 20$ MRR, that's a huge starting milestone!