We are a studio. We do not flip apps. But after four years of building, a few of our apps have outgrown what a small team can do for them — they need an operator who can pour fuel on what is already burning quietly.
So today we are doing something we have not done before: opening a short list of Tappa apps to acquisition.
Why now
Three reasons.
Focus. We have eight live apps. Two of them deserve a much bigger budget than we are willing to spend on them. Selling them is the honest thing to do for the users who love them.
Capital for what is next. We have an internal pipeline of two new apps in 2026 and one large client build. A clean acquisition lets us fund both without taking on outside money.
Healthy categories. The categories we are in have plenty of room. We would rather see a strong operator take an app to a million users than slowly compete with ourselves.
What is on the table
We are not publishing the names. The right buyer is not somebody who finds them in a blog post. If you are a serious operator, write us and we will share a one-page memo on each, with revenue, retention, and the cap on what we have done with them so far.
What we will say publicly:
- All apps on the table are profitable on a unit-economics basis.
- All have working subscriptions, RevenueCat or native StoreKit 2.
- All are clean: no shadow features, no entitlements drama, no chargeback storms.
- We are open to asset deals, full company spinouts, and earn-out structures.
How to start
If you are a buyer or a fund, the address is bohdan@tappa.tech with subject line Acquisition inquiry. If you are also interested in our build-for-clients work, mention that too — sometimes a relationship that begins with one ends with both.
For everyone else: nothing changes. Every app keeps shipping updates on its current cadence. Two of them just got their best release of the year. The forge stays hot.