Bunbeau

My empire is the sum of small,
consistent decisions that compound over time.

And I’ve already started making them.

Every app I ship is another seed planted.
Some will grow into trees, others won’t, but I’ll keep planting.

This is not about luck.
It’s about stacking small, predictable actions until they feel unstoppable.

I’m building an empire that doesn’t depend on my face or my time.
That’s the definition of leverage.

The App Store is a river of attention.
I just need to drop the right boats into it.

Many people overestimate the value of one idea.
I prefer to underestimate and move quickly to the next.

My focus is not on one big launch.
It’s on making launches normal and frequent.

I’m not building for the next 6 months.
I’m building for the next 6 years.

I see apps as digital real estate.
The more plots I own, the more rent I collect.

The future I want is quiet.
A list of apps running, earning, and helping without me needing to be there.

My vision is not about hype.
It’s about creating a steady machine that generates value and income.

Most people build an app and stop.
I plan to build, learn, and repeat... forever.

I’m aiming for a library of useful tools, not a single masterpiece.
Masterpieces are risky, but tools are reliable.

An empire is not made of ideas.
It’s made of systems that keep producing them.

I’m not chasing the top charts.
I’m chasing consistent, recurring revenue that compounds.

The App Store is my marketplace.
I just need to fill it with products that people actually want.

I’d rather have 20 apps making $500 each than one app making $10,000.
Diversification is my safety net.

One app is a bet.
Ten apps is a portfolio and a portfolio can survive failure.

My empire won’t be built overnight.
It will be built brick by brick, app by app, until it quietly runs itself.

I’m not here to build one “next big thing.”
I’m here to build dozens of small things that together create freedom.

Simplicity is the most valuable feature.

Apps should save time, not waste it.

I’d rather serve 500 loyal users than chase 50,000 downloads.

The most profitable apps solve urgent problems.

“Nice to have” apps are hobbies.
“Must have” apps are businesses.

I build for people with wallets, not likes.

If people don’t talk about it, they don’t care about it.

My goal is apps people recommend without thinking.

A happy user is free marketing.

Free users give feedback.
Paying users give proof.