Here's how I find $100K iOS app micro-niches and build the apps in the same week!

Superapp is an AI app builder that turns a plain English sentence into a real native Swift app for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Mac, and gets it to the App Store, with no coding. Here is the exact system I use to ship one every week.

By the end of this issue you will have the full pipeline: the tools that find niches with proven revenue, the exact build prompt that turns them into native iOS apps, and the compliance checklist that gets you past Apple review.

You can steal it ⬇

Never build on a guess. Validate demand before you spend a single credit.

Start with Astro:

1. Sign up for Astro

2. Analyze market trends and app category performance, start with the most popular keywords

3. Click on “All Categories” and save any ideas that interest you

4. Dive into sub-niches: add your saved keywords, then extract competitors’ keywords to find related but low-competition opportunities

Cross check the money with Sensor Tower:

1. Track competitor app downloads and revenue estimates for your micro niche

2. Monitor user reviews and ratings for the gaps

The gap in the reviews is your app. When paying users of a $20K MRR app keep complaining about the same missing thing, you are not guessing anymore. You are filling a documented hole in a market with proven spend.

Time to build. Sign up for Superapp

Superapp generates real native Swift code from a single prompt, right in your browser. Not a webview wrapper. Actual Swift, the same code a $150K per year iOS engineer writes, ready for the App Store.

Know the credit math first:

1. Full screen generation costs about 1 credit

2. Small tweaks cost about 0.1 credits

3. Free plan gives you 5 credits every day, renewing daily

Most MVPs need 4 screens: onboarding, main feature, paywall, settings. That is one day of free credits.

Then run this exact build prompt:

Build [brief description of the app]
Integrate RevenueCat.
Add the Weekly $5.99 plan and Yearly $29.99 plan.
Privacy Policy: Provide Link
Terms: Provide Link
Support: Link
Add Review us section.

Follow the prompts to set up your RevenueCat variables.

Why these exact prices: $5.99 weekly catches impulse subscribers, $29.99 yearly looks like a steal next to $311 of stacked weekly payments. Proven combo. Do not overthink pricing on version one.

One rule while iterating: tweak, never regenerate.

1. Use each generated screen like a real user for 5 minutes

2. Write down everything that bugs you in one list

3. Fix each item as an individual tweak at 0.1 credits

Ten tweaks cost the same as one full regeneration, and tweaks preserve everything already working. Regenerate only when the core layout is wrong.

Apple rejects first apps over three fixable things more than anything else. Have these ready before you submit:

Privacy Policy:

1. Must be accessible in app and linked in your App Store description

2. Address data collection, usage, and third party sharing

3. Must be clear and accurate, Apple strictly enforces this

Terms of Service:

1. Define user rights and app usage restrictions

2. Address subscription cancellation procedures

3. Include refund policy and dispute resolution

Support Link:

1. Provide a direct contact method, email works

2. Include an FAQ section for common issues

3. Respond within 24 to 48 hours

Ship through TestFlight first, then the App Store. The Apple Developer account costs $99 per year, the one unavoidable cost in this whole pipeline.

And next week I am covering the stage where most first timers give up: Superapp runs automated App Store submission, and I am taking my best build of the month through it, publishing the total time from plain English prompt to live listing.

1. Astro for niches: popular keywords, all categories, sub niches, competitor keywords

2. Sensor Tower for proof: revenue estimates plus review gaps

3. Superapp for the build: 4 screens, the prompt template, RevenueCat at $5.99 weekly and $29.99 yearly

4. Compliance trio ready before submission: privacy, terms, support

5. $99, TestFlight, App Store

Start building free with Superapp

Reply with the micro-niche you found.
Best one gets built and featured in a future issue.