The whole portfolio: all eleven apps
Every app on this page in one sale: LAST SEEN, Ledgerly, DOTS, Skyliner, Mog War, KeepOrBin, Smash Hour, Oxylittle, Dead Time, iDadJoke and HandleMe. Bought one by one they come to $44,000.
Bundle price $30,000
Apps for sale
Eleven live iOS apps and games, for sale.
Novarch LLC is selling its App Store apps, one at a time or together. Every app below is live on the App Store today. Prices are asking prices in US dollars: from $1,500 to $10,000 each, or all eleven together for $30,000. To buy one, email the owners from its card.
Who these are for
For app scalers with a marketing budget.
These apps are for serious app scalers: buyers who will put marketing money behind an app and grow it. If you are looking for a side project to leave as it is, they are not for you.
Buy or build?
You could build it. You can't build the head start.
Could you build one yourself, or vibe-code it? Yes, and if that is your plan, do it. What you cannot generate is the head start:
- The name is taken. App Store names are unique, and each of these is registered and live.
- App Review is behind it. Each app has passed review and been live for months, with versions shipped and, for some, ratings and reviews.
- Look-alikes get rejected. Apple's guideline 4.3(b) rejects new apps that are indistinguishable from what is already widely available (App Review Guidelines, last updated 16 October 2026).
- The bar keeps rising. In 2026 Apple added age-rating questions about social media (required since September), new rules for product-page creative assets, and stricter rules against bait-and-switch apps (16 October).
Buying an app that is already through all of it can be quicker than starting from scratch.
LAST SEEN - Detective Mystery
A found-phone detective mystery game for iPhone, iPad and Mac. You read a recovered phone, text the contacts, pin the evidence and name the killer. 46 case files, in English, German, French and Spanish. Free to download, with a subscription, credit packs and a one-time unlock.
Asking price $10,000
- CategoryGames
- On the App Store sinceJuly 2026
- Current version2.8.0
- US App Store rating4.5 from 17 ratings
Ledgerly: Net Worth Tracker
A personal finance app. It tracks accounts, spending, budgets, goals, assets, debt, crypto and stocks, and keeps your core records on your device.
Asking price $5,500
- CategoryFinance
- On the App Store sinceJune 2026
- Current version2.8
- US App Store rating5.0 from 1 rating
DOTS - Screen Time & Focus
Draws every week of your life as one dot and shows how many you hand to your screen. You set a daily limit and lock the apps that take your hours.
Asking price $5,000
- CategoryProductivity
- On the App Store sinceJune 2026
- Current version1.0.3
- US App Store rating5.0 from 2 ratings
Skyliner: Tower Stack City
A one-tap crane stacking game for iPhone and iPad: stack a tower, then a district, then a city. Four modes, including two players on one phone. Free with Google AdMob ads and a one-time Remove Ads purchase.
Asking price $4,500
- CategoryGames
- On the App Store sinceAugust 2026
- Current version1.3.0
- US App Store rating5.0 from 1 rating
Mog War: Face Symmetry
Measures facial symmetry from one photo, with 18 geometric metrics, an annotated overlay and a 0 to 10 symmetry index. Every analysis runs on the iPhone. Free to try, with a one-time Pro unlock.
Asking price $3,500
- CategoryEntertainment
- On the App Store sinceJune 2026
- Current version3.1.3
- US App Store rating5.0 from 3 ratings
KeepOrBin: Photo Vault & Clean
Swipe to keep or bin photos, compress big videos, and lock private photos in a vault encrypted on the iPhone, with an on-device Privacy Scan. Free, with Pro at $19.99 once or $4.99 a month (US).
Asking price $3,500
- CategoryPhoto & Video
- On the App Store sinceJuly 2026
- Current version2.0.0
Smash Hour
A traffic game for iPhone and iPad where you cause the crash: swipe across cars to kick them into rush hour, chain the wrecks, and share a slow-motion replay. Its App Store listing may still read Kick Rider: Moto vs Trucks.
Asking price $3,500
- CategoryGames
- On the App Store sinceAugust 2026
- Current version1.0.0
Oxylittle: For My Heart
A calm personal health log for blood oxygen, heart rate, hydration, treatments, lab results, breathing practice and health notes.
Asking price $3,000
- CategoryHealth & Fitness
- On the App Store sinceSeptember 2026
- Current version1.0
Dead Time: Exercise Snacks
Turns waits, such as code compiling, a kettle boiling or an ad break, into 2 to 5 minute bodyweight workouts. No gym and no gear.
Asking price $2,000
- CategorySports
- On the App Store sinceJuly 2026
- Current version1.0.0
iDadJoke — Daily Dad Jokes
50 fresh dad jokes a day: pull to reveal the punchline, save the keepers and share them. No account, no ads and no tracking.
Asking price $2,000
- CategoryEntertainment
- On the App Store sinceAugust 2026
- Current version1.1
HandleMe: Digital Cards
Digital business cards: make a card, share it by QR code or as a PDF with tappable links, and keep the cards you receive in one place.
Asking price $1,500
- CategoryProductivity
- On the App Store sinceJuly 2026
- Current version1.0.3
Buying an app
Who should buy these apps?
These apps are for serious app scalers: buyers who will put marketing money behind an app and grow it. If you are looking for a side project to leave as it is, they are not for you.
Why buy an app instead of building it?
Could you build one yourself, or vibe-code it? Yes, and if that is your plan, do it. What you cannot generate is the head start. Each app's name is already taken on the App Store, where names are unique. Each one has passed App Review and has been live for months, with versions shipped and, for some, ratings and reviews. A new app has none of that, and Apple's App Review Guidelines (guideline 4.3(b), page last updated 16 October 2026) reject new apps that are indistinguishable from what is already widely available. Apple keeps raising the bar for new submissions: in 2026 it added age-rating questions about social media (required since September), new rules for product-page creative assets, and stricter rules against bait-and-switch apps (16 October). Buying an app that is already through all of it can be quicker than starting from scratch.
Can I buy all of them together?
Yes. All eleven apps are for sale together for $30,000, instead of $44,000 bought one by one. Use the Email the owners button on the bundle card.
How do I buy one?
Use the Email the owner button on that app's card. It opens an email to the owner of that app.
Can I see revenue, downloads and what is included?
Yes. Ask in your email: the owner shares the numbers, what the sale includes and how the transfer works for that app.
Are the apps live?
Yes. Every app on this page was live on the US App Store on 27 October 2026, with the version shown on its card.