Other Exits

A keyboard-first desktop app for jotting quick notes and pasting them without leaving the keyboard. Marked "Acquired" on Denis Leonov's IndiePage portfolio, alongside Clipboard History Pro and TrackerJam; price undisclosed.

Open-source WebRTC peer-to-peer file transfer app inspired by Apple AirDrop, with room URLs for transfers across networks. Acquired by LimeWire; terms undisclosed.

An investing-themed design canvas and content product for stock market creators. Listed as "Acquired" on Tiatun's IndiePage portfolio; sale price undisclosed.

A cryptocurrency price and whale alerting service. One of two products Guillaume Souillard marks "Acquired" on his maker portfolio; sale price undisclosed.

A clipboard manager extension for Chrome and Edge with 120,000+ users, built for storing and reusing copied text and notes. Its solo developer sold it.

A free all-in-one video downloader covering 50+ platforms including TikTok, YouTube and Instagram. Listed as "Acquired" on Odeh Ahwal's portfolio, whose bio reads "10x exit record"; price undisclosed.

A Chrome extension enabling keyboard and mouse controls for Xbox Cloud Gaming (xCloud); creator David Idol grew it to about $4K/month and 250,000+ users before selling it in a five-figure deal on Acquire.com.

An open-source Chrome and Firefox extension that let users download images and videos from their own Instagram pages, funded by small PayPal donations; sold by its developer to a new maintainer.

A solo-built desktop client that put Facebook Messenger in its own app on Mac and Windows, running at about $1.5K/month from advertising. Its founder listed it on MicroAcquire and sold it to an American company.

Bot for the game Stardew Valley, sold on the Microns marketplace for $150, the lowest-priced completed sale on the platform.

A directory cataloguing available no-code tools, built by Sam Dickie; acquired after being listed for sale (price undisclosed).

Bazaar Tracker provides real-time and historical Hypixel SkyBlock (Minecraft) item prices for players who flip items in the game's bazaar. Founder Charlie Joseph sold it for a five-figure sum on Acquire.com.

A deliberately purposeless novelty website by Australian maker Mathew Carpenter that still pulled around 230,000 unique visitors. He eventually sold it for thousands of dollars.

A directory listing startups and their public earnings that grew to 470+ subscribers within 3 months as a side project; acquired via MicroAcquire by a buyer named Igor (price undisclosed).

workout.lol was a web app for building custom workout routines by selecting muscle groups and exercises. Its original creator (Hacker News user Vincenius) confirmed he sold the app to a buyer who subsequently abandoned it; sale price undisclosed.

WAMessages, a Chrome extension for sending personalized WhatsApp messages, was acquired by Noosa Labs (Pascal Levy-Garboua) and later shut down in December 2022 after a WhatsApp cease-and-desist.

Code Knights runs Minecraft-based STEM education programs for libraries, grown into a multi-state business. Founder Mike Blackwell sold it through Acquire.com to a new operator.

A website that let MySpace users customise their profiles with digital skins, built with a $5,000 loan. Its founders sold it to an internet content company in Hawaii just three months after launching.

SwiftNet is a subscription internet service for RV travelers with hundreds of loyal subscribers. Founder Nikita Danilov sold it to Star Holdings via Acquire.com, closing in 30 days.

Free-writing web app that deletes everything you have written if you stop typing for more than five seconds. The app and its domain were acquired by Squibler, which now maintains it.