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Non-developer ex-Uber exec vibe-coded a $7M-a-year AI note-taker app
About $7M a year in gross revenue, with engineering and support done essentially by himself

$7M
- Agents and tools
- Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, ChatGPT, Adapty, Twilio, Intercom, Next.js
- How it earns
- Subscriptions
- Where customers come from
- App Store, Apple Search Ads, Google Ads, Meta ads
- Team
- essentially solo, with occasional contractors
- People
- Josh Mohrer
- Added
- 28 October 2026
How it works
- A former Uber New York GM and not a developer, he first had ChatGPT write code piece by piece; the first version took a day, and the app launched in July 2023
- He moved to Windsurf and Cursor so AI could edit the codebase directly, and from early 2026 used Claude Code almost exclusively, on Opus and the $200/month plan
- The app records in-person meetings and phone calls, then transcribes and summarizes them; weekly, monthly and annual plans, with annual bringing most revenue
- Early growth came from Meta ads plus constant paywall A/B tests, taking revenue from about $1M to about $6M in four months; today it runs on Apple Search Ads and Google Ads
- He handles engineering and support himself; Claude Code also writes help articles from the code, reads server logs and analyzes data
Could we copy it?
Partly copyable A recording and transcription app is not hard to build, and a competitor copied the features and pricing. The hard part is paid acquisition and paywall tuning: constant A/B tests and ad spend, with roughly one in ten installs paying, by his account.
Sources
- The $7 Million Vibe Coded App (Mixergy interview with Josh Mohrer) February 2026
- Wave AI Note Taker & Recorder (App Store) October 2026
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