Sell an AI calorie tracker app
An anonymous founderβs calorie-tracking app, listed on TrustMRR as an AI calorie tracker, is sold through in-app purchases.
Real health projects people built with AI agents, with recipes.
An anonymous founderβs calorie-tracking app, listed on TrustMRR as an AI calorie tracker, is sold through in-app purchases.
ChefGPT generates recipes and meal plans and tracks calories and pantry items.
A developer built a remote MCP server with 1.2M US physicians, Medicare procedure volumes and facts from hospital sites.
A former finance intern built Maxed AI, a lifting and fitness coach app, with Claude Code and reports about $14-15K a month.
A designer used Claude Code to make her meal-planning app design fully functional.
An endurance sports analytics service lets users connect its MCP to their chat app, analyze training and push workouts to Garmin.
Peter Yang open-sourced an AI skill to help patients and caregivers navigate cancer diagnosis and treatment and advocate for themselves.
A patient had Claude explain an itemized hospital bill, find duplicate charges and draft a dispute; the bill dropped from $1,200 to $180.
A patient fed his MRI results and the clinicβs treatment list to AI models and got guideline-based questions to take back to doctors.
A user set Claude Cowork to reconcile insurer EOBs, provider invoices and reimbursements and found over $8,000 in insurer errors.
A physician shows how to automate medical coding with AI agents running offline so patient data stays private.
An automation builder shows the AI receptionist he built to answer calls and handle requests for a healthcare practice.
A patient used ChatGPT to understand appeal rules and draft an appeal after insurance required six IUI attempts before IVF. It was approved.
A physician shows how he uses OpenClaw instead of a virtual assistant, starting with a secure setup.
Starter Story breaks down Stoppr, a vibe-coded mobile app built by a former finance worker that it reports at $12K a month.
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