QuietList
Cross-platform task manager with a deliberately small, loyal base.
Asking price
Open to offers
- MRR
- In discussion
- Profit · TTM
- In discussion
- Ownership verified
Asking price
$89,000
4.6× trailing-twelve-month profit
0.5× trailing-twelve-month revenue
Is this priced well?
Buyers’ opinion — not AppDeal’s, and not evidence.
AppDeal never holds your money — you and the seller close through an escrow provider you appoint.
Revenue read from the seller’s own RevenueCat project. Costs are the seller’s own statement.
MRR
$16,120
As at 6 Sep 2026
Normalised monthly value of active paid subscriptions. One-time purchases do not contribute. Scope: iOS and macOS apps in the Orbit project.
Profit · TTM
$19,300
12 months ending 31 Aug 2026
Seller's stated profit after store commission, hosting and contractors. AppDeal has not seen these costs.
MRR, as read
Revenue · 30 days
$18,470
30 days ending 6 Sep 2026
Purchases and subscriptions, refunds deducted at the date they occurred. Advertising is out of scope. Scope: iOS and macOS apps in the Orbit project.
Revenue · TTM
$192,400
12 months ending 31 Aug 2026
Gross revenue over the trailing twelve months, refunds deducted. Scope: iOS and macOS apps in the Orbit project.
Active subscriptions
2.4K
As at 6 Sep 2026
Active paid subscriptions. Counts subscriptions, not people. Scope: iOS and macOS apps in the Orbit project.
Observed customers · 28 days
18.4K
28 days ending 6 Sep 2026
Customers with a session detected by RevenueCat. Scope: iOS and macOS apps in the Orbit project.
Revenue growth
+12.4%
vs the 30 days before
Revenue change across two windows of equal length and identical scope. Scope: iOS and macOS apps in the Orbit project.
Monthly churn
+4.2%
Monthly average over 12 months
Seller's stated monthly subscriber churn.
A verified figure attests to revenue observed inside a stated scope. It does not certify profit, banked cash, or the number of people behind the figures. Anything marked Seller-declared has not been checked by AppDeal at all — ask for the underlying statements before you rely on it.
What AppDeal could check, what it could not, and what follows from the figures.
7 of 9 figures verified
Coverage measures evidence, not quality. A well-evidenced business can still be a bad purchase — and a great business can be poorly evidenced.
4.6× against a 3.6× median
Median of the other listings currently on AppDeal with a stated multiple. Context, not a valuation.
No analytics provider connectedhigh
Every figure on this listing is the seller's own. Ask them to connect Stripe or RevenueCat before you rely on any of it.
1 listed asset does not transfermedium
Not included: founding team.
Orbit Focus blocks the specific apps that break a user's concentration, during the sessions they choose. Growth is organic — the App Store and word of mouth account for almost all installs, with no paid acquisition since launch.
Why the seller is selling
We are consolidating around our newsletter analytics product and cannot give Orbit the attention it needs.
Session view
Blocklist editor
Weekly report
Public reviews of the live product. Customer sentiment, not financial evidence.
4.6
128 store reviews
The only blocker I have not uninstalled
I have tried six of these. Orbit is the first that blocks the three apps I actually lose time in and leaves everything else alone. The weekly report is honest about how little I focused on Tuesdays.
Strengths
Limits
Camille R. · 7 months · used it for 7 months · 2 weeks ago
Good, once you accept the opinion
It refuses to let you snooze a session, which was infuriating for a week and then became the reason it works. Docked a star because the macOS app forgets its window position.
Strengths
Limits
Tomás L. · 3 months · used it for 3 months · 4 weeks ago
Replaced three apps
Timer, blocker and a journal, all in one, and cheaper than any of them individually. The free tier was enough for a month before I upgraded.
Strengths
Limits
Priya N. · 5 months · used it for 5 months · last month
Same category, ranked organically.
Cross-platform task manager with a deliberately small, loyal base.
Asking price
Open to offers