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AI Mobile AppsSource date: October 31, 2026Last reviewed October 31, 2026

Verbi: $22,267 MRR from an AI language tutor app, per payment data on TrustMRR

TrustMRR pulls this revenue from RevenueCat. Verbi is an app where learners practise real conversations with an AI language tutor.

Subject: Pedro Machado (Verbi)Free app with in-app subscriptions

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Case Overview & Background

Verbi was founded by Pedro Machado and is an app where learners practise real conversations with an AI language tutor. The listing gives a founding date of 2026-04-01. TrustMRR shows $30,426 in the last 30 days, $22,267 MRR, $265,003 all-time revenue, 4,836 active subscriptions as of October 31, 2026.

How AI Is Used

Learners hold spoken conversations with an AI tutor that also teaches vocabulary and tracks progress.

Step-by-Step Process

Step 01Pick one narrow job for AI

The product focuses on one outcome: an app where learners practise real conversations with an AI language tutor.

Step 02Charge for it directly

Pricing on the listing: Free · In‑App Purchases.

Step 03Connect payments to a public tracker

Revenue is shared publicly through a RevenueCat connection on TrustMRR.

Customer Acquisition & Distribution

Not detailed in the source.

Limitations, Risks & Failure Modes

What may not apply to you, and what could go wrong:

  • Revenue is not profit; AI model, hosting and marketing costs are not shown
  • Figures change daily; this is a snapshot from October 31, 2026
  • Products built on third-party AI models depend on those providers' pricing and policies

Key Takeaways

  • A narrow AI product with a clear outcome can be sold directly to consumers or businesses
  • Payment-provider-verified figures are stronger than screenshots but are still not an audit

Sources

Primary SiteOctober 31, 2026

TrustMRR verified revenue page: Verbi

Note: Revenue pulled from RevenueCat. Viewed October 31, 2026. Product description on the page is written by the founder.

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