iOS app plus custom keyboard that surfaces client context while you type. Built, tested, approved for TestFlight. No users and no revenue, stated upfront.
The text outlines a mobile application designed for sales professionals dealing with high-value items like real estate, luxury goods, and yachts. The application features a production-ready iOS app and a custom keyboard extension to facilitate client interactions within messaging services like WhatsApp. It houses client information, assets, and conversation history, offering real-time contextual data without needing to switch applications. The app, which currently has no users or revenue, has passed Apple’s TestFlight external testing approval, but has not been launched on the App Store.
Operationally, the business incurs minimal costs as it is not yet active. Financial transactions can be managed via external payment systems to avoid Apple’s commission fees, with scale-up options available in the future. The architecture includes an AI layer with approximately 30 specialized prompts, each version-controlled and documented, to ensure efficiency and performance without compromising existing capabilities. The custom keyboard, operating within iOS memory limitations, only reads data, ensuring data integrity.
Despite approval for external testing, the app has not been publicly launched, with no existing user base or revenue stream. The running costs are minimal, primarily involving services like OpenAI APIs and Google Workspace. The package offered includes the full source code, backend on Firebase, a Google Cloud project, and branding resources.
The product is aimed at businesses in CRM or AI fields looking to enhance their mobile offerings. The seller, due to time constraints from other professional commitments, seeks to pass the project to someone who can give it the necessary attention. Potential buyers are invited to explore the app further.
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