ChartPro+: Revenue, team and how it was built
ChartPro+ (iPhone app that reads an uploaded price chart with AI and the indicators EMA, MACD and RSI, and suggests the market direction and entry and exit points, Türkiye (the publisher's website gives an office in Istanbul, and the terms name Turkey as the country whose laws apply)): US$2.8K MRR verified through RevenueCat, October 2026. Evidence grade A: disclosed by a company or a filing, or verified by a payment processor. Team: 1 person according to the seller's whatsthe.app listing; the publisher, Prosoft Teknoloji, presents itself as a mobile app agency with a team; headcount not published. Launched 4 November 2025; still running, revenue falling.Added 27 October 2026
- Outcome
- US$2.8K MRR verified through RevenueCat, October 2026Revenue falling
- Evidence
- A disclosed by a company or a filing, or verified by a payment processor
- Launch
- 4 November 2025
- Status
- Still running
- Team
- 1 person according to the seller's whatsthe.app listing; the publisher, Prosoft Teknoloji, presents itself as a mobile app agency with a team; headcount not published
- Outside funding
- None reported (the seller's listing says bootstrapped)
- Main channel
- Not stated
ChartPro+ is an iPhone app for technical analysis, the practice of predicting price moves from the shape of past prices on a chart instead of from a company's business. The user uploads a chart image, and the app reads it with AI and with three standard indicators: the EMA (exponential moving average, an average of recent prices that gives the newest prices the most weight), the MACD (moving average convergence divergence, the gap between a fast and a slow EMA, used to spot a change of trend) and the RSI (relative strength index, a 0 to 100 score of how fast the price rose or fell recently). The App Store page says the app "identifies the current market direction and suggests optimal entry and exit points".
The App Store lists PROSOFT TEKNOLOJI LIMITED SIRKETI as developer and seller. A "limited şirketi" is the Turkish form of a limited liability company, and the company's own website calls it a "Mobile App Agency" in Istanbul. The app was released on 4 November 2025. On whatsthe.app, a marketplace for buying and selling mobile apps, the owner is the X account @melihcsrr, and the listing reads its figures from RevenueCat, a service that records App Store subscription payments for app makers. At the last update, on 2 October 2026, it showed monthly recurring revenue (MRR), the subscription income that repeats every month, of US$2,838 from 86 active subscriptions, and US$3,208 of revenue in the last 28 days.
These figures are grade A because they come from RevenueCat through an API key, not from a screenshot. They are also the end of a fall: MRR was 50.6% lower than 28 days before, the RevenueCat key has expired since then, and the seller offers the app for US$21,600. The page also shows four earlier companies that sold trading signals from news, social media or crowds of investors and failed, and it lists what is uncertain, starting with whether the app's suggestions are right.
How much revenue does ChartPro+ make?
Each row shows the evidence grade and the source numbers from the list at the end of this page. The grades are explained in How Aiolum verifies.
| Fact | Value | Grade | How we know | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Monthly recurring revenue (MRR), 2 October 2026 | US$2,838 from 86 active subscriptions | A | whatsthe.app: "All metrics are verified through RevenueCat API keys. Last updated: Oct 2, 2026, 01:33:13 AM UTC". Calculated: US$33.00 per subscription per month, and US$34,056 a year at that rate, the ARR that whatsthe.app shows. The list page of whatsthe.app showed the same MRR on 27 October 2026. | [1, 8] |
| Revenue in the last 28 days, to 2 October 2026 | US$3,208 | A | whatsthe.app, from RevenueCat. The list page calls this value "Total revenue". Calculated: US$38,496 a year at that rate, the "AR" that the listing shows. | [1, 8] |
| Change in the 28 days to 2 October 2026 | MRR down 50.6%, revenue down 43.3% | A | whatsthe.app growth figures. Calculated from them: MRR was about US$5,742 and 28-day revenue about US$5,657 at the start of September 2026. The page data also hold a churn rate of 47.6% without saying how it is computed. No source gives monthly revenue before that. | [1] |
| Users and customers, 28 days to 2 October 2026 | 831 downloads and 831 new customers, 2,538 active users, no active trials | A | whatsthe.app, from RevenueCat. Calculated: 86 subscriptions out of 2,538 active users is 3.4%, the subscription penetration that the listing shows. Revenue per download was US$1.26 and the lifetime value per customer US$69, both as whatsthe.app computes them. | [1] |
| Sync status | the RevenueCat key expired after 2 October 2026 | A | Listing, read 27 October 2026: "RevenueCat API key expired. Data last updated Oct 2, 2026". The figures on this page are therefore 25 days old. | [1] |
| Release on the App Store | 4 November 2025 | B | Version history: 1.0 on 11/04/2025. whatsthe.app: "Worldwide Release Date: November 4, 2025". The seller gives November 2025 as the start of business operations. | [2, 1] |
| Developer and seller | PROSOFT TEKNOLOJI LIMITED SIRKETI | B | App Store developer and seller line; copyright line "© PROSOFT TEKNOLOJİ LİMİTED ŞİRKETİ". "Limited Şirketi" (translation: limited company) is a Turkish company form. The developer page lists this one app only. | [2, 3] |
| What the publisher says it is | a mobile app agency in Istanbul | C | Website title "Prosoft - Mobile App Agency"; "We are a mobile app development studio dedicated to building high-quality, user-focused digital products", with a "Book A Call" button for clients. The website names no person. | [6] |
| Owner on whatsthe.app | the X account @melihcsrr, 24 followers | C | Founder field of the listing. No source gives this person's role in the company, so this page names only the account. | [1] |
| Team and funding | team size 1, bootstrapped | C | Seller's answers on the listing: "Team Size 1", "Financing Bootstrapped". The publisher's website writes "Our team combines creativity, technology, and data-driven strategies" and gives no headcount. | [1, 6] |
| Offered for sale, October 2026 | asking price US$21,600, source code included | C | Listing: "This app is for sale. Asking price: $21,600 0.6 x revenue", 389 buyers had viewed it and 6 inquiries were sent; reason: "Finance for my other apps." Calculated: 21,600 divided by 38,496 is 0.56, and the price equals 7.6 months of the October MRR. | [1] |
| Seller's own cost figures | marketing spend US$1,000 a month; profit margin 50% | C | Listing: "Self-reported marketing spend $1,000 /mo Unverified" and "Profit Margin 50 % Self-Reported". The listing names no marketing channel. | [1] |
| Technology | Flutter for the app, Firebase for the backend; the AI model is not named | C | Seller's tech stack on the listing. The privacy policy and terms name no AI provider. | [1, 5] |
| What the app claims to do | chart analysis with EMA, MACD and RSI, entry and exit suggestions, market predictions | C | App Store description: "Entry & Exit Suggestions: Identify potential trade opportunities generated through the proven logic" and "Market Predictions: Understand bullish and bearish trends in real time". It covers "stocks, cryptocurrencies, or forex". The description states no figure for what users earn. | [2] |
| Age rules | App Store age rating 4+; terms require users over 18 | B | App Store: "Age Rating 4+". Terms, last updated 28 October 2025: "You represent that you are over the age of 18. The Company does not permit those under 18 to use the Service." The privacy policy says the service "does not address anyone under the age of 13". | [2, 4, 5] |
| App Store ratings | 11 ratings in the US with an average of 4.3; 92 ratings in 13 countries | B | US App Store page and whatsthe.app's count by country: India 23, United States 11, Germany 10, Italy 9. Calculated: India gives 25.0% of all ratings. | [2, 1] |
| Updates | 23 versions in 11 months, from 1.0 to 8.0.0 | B | App Store version history, 4 November 2025 to 28 September 2026. Every release note reads "Minor system improvements", with or without "and bug fixes". | [2] |
| Time from store release to the October 2026 figure | 11 months | calc | Calculated: November 2025 to October 2026. | [1, 2] |
How to read this table: a grade A value was read from the app's RevenueCat account by whatsthe.app. A grade B value is a record that Apple shows on the App Store. A grade C value was written by the seller on the listing, by the publisher on its website, or in the app's description, terms and privacy policy. A "calc" value was computed on this page from the rows above it.
| Plan | Per month, billed yearly (US$) | Per month, billed monthly (US$) | Limit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yearly Premium | 3.33 | US$39.99 a year | |
| Premium Yearly | 5.00 | US$59.99 a year | |
| ChartPro+ Premium | US$19.99; period not named | ||
| ChartPro+ Weekly Premium | US$6.99 a week | ||
| 100 Token Localization | 3.99 one-time | 100 tokens for extra analyses | |
| 300 Token | 8.99 one-time | 300 tokens | |
| 1000 Token | 19.99 one-time | 1,000 tokens | |
| English Localization | 6.99 | name does not say what it buys |
The App Store lists the purchases under the names shown here and does not say which buyer sees which price, what period "ChartPro+ Premium" covers, or how many analyses a token buys. "ChartPro+ Weekly Premium" appears twice at the same price. The listing on whatsthe.app shows the same eight prices. Calculated per month: US$39.99 a year is US$3.33; US$59.99 a year is US$5.00; US$6.99 a week is about US$30.29.
When did ChartPro+ launch, and how did it grow?
From an App Store release on 4 November 2025 to about US$2,800 of monthly recurring revenue on 2 October 2026, after a peak in early September. Each entry carries its grade.
- 28 October 2025CThe app's terms and privacy policy are dated, both made with the TermsFeed generator. The terms name the company "ChartPro+" and the country Turkey. [4, 5]
- 4 November 2025BVersion 1.0 of Profit AI Analyzer : ChartPro+ is released worldwide on the App Store. [2, 1]
- 7 to 29 November 2025BSix updates in 22 days, versions 1.0.1 to 1.0.6. [2]
- 24 December 2025BVersion 2.0.0. [2]
- 31 December 2025BThe app is added to whatsthe.app with RevenueCat as its data source. [8]
- 25 February 2026BA different developer releases "ChartPro: AI Profit Signals", a chart-analysis app with almost the same name, in the same Finance category. [7]
- May 2026BSeven updates in one month, from 4.0.0 on 6 May to 5.5.0 on 30 May. [2]
- 1 June 2026BA US review titled "deception": "I paid for a subscription. Nothing works." On 10 July the developer answers that the user "may have encountered a temporary maintenance operation on our servers". [2]
- Early September 2026calcMRR is about US$5,742, calculated from the later growth figure. [1]
- 28 September 2026BVersion 8.0.0, the latest. [2]
- 2 October 2026ALast RevenueCat sync: MRR US$2,838 from 86 subscriptions, US$3,208 of revenue in 28 days, MRR down 50.6%. [1]
- 27 October 2026CThe app is listed for sale at US$21,600; the RevenueCat key has expired. [1]
Why did ChartPro+ work?
Four causes, in the order they mattered. Each one is a reusable lesson.
A picture in, a reading out
The user does not connect a brokerage account or a data feed. A screenshot of any chart is enough, so the same app works for stocks, crypto, forex and gold, and for any charting site. The app returns a direction and entry and exit points, the part that a beginner finds hardest.
Subscription plus tokens
An active subscription is required, and analyses above the monthly limit are paid with token packs of 100, 300 or 1,000 tokens. The App Store lists two yearly plans at different prices, US$39.99 and US$59.99, and a weekly plan at US$6.99; the sources do not say which buyers see which price.
Many small updates
The app had 23 versions in 11 months, seven of them in May 2026. The release notes say only "Minor system improvements" or "Minor system improvements and bug fixes", so the changes are not public.
Worldwide store, small numbers per country
Ratings come from 13 countries; India gives a quarter of them and the United States 11. Through the App Store, a small company reached users in at least 13 countries within eleven months.
How it was built
These details come from the seller's listing on whatsthe.app (grade C), the App Store records (grade B) and the app's terms and privacy policy (grade C). No source describes the code or names the AI model. [1, 2, 4, 5]
- Flutter for the iPhone app and Firebase for the backend, according to the seller's tech stack on the listing.
- An AI model analyzes the uploaded chart together with the EMA, MACD and RSI indicators; no source says which model or provider.
- RevenueCat manages the App Store subscriptions and token purchases, and whatsthe.app read the revenue from it until the API key expired after 2 October 2026.
- The terms and the privacy policy were made with TermsFeed's generator and are hosted on termsfeed.com.
- The App Store privacy section lists usage data that may be used to track users across other companies' apps, and advertising data, which points to advertising or attribution tools; the seller reports US$1,000 a month of marketing spend without naming a channel.
- The app needs iOS 17 or later and is listed in the Finance category with an age rating of 4+.
Tools named in the sources
Each one opens its page in the Tools tab, with every story that uses it.
Who tried this before ChartPro+, and why did they fail?
Four companies in the Loot Drop database sold trading signals made from news, social media or the picks of other investors, and failed. The values below are from that database and are not independently verified.
Isentium
The promiseTrading signals from the sentiment of social media and news, read with natural language processing.
Why it diedSocial media data was noisy and carried compliance risk, competitors offered broader market analytics, and the company depended on a few large clients, according to the database.
Monitor110
The promiseEarly-warning signals for hedge funds, filtered from blogs, news sites and social media.
Why it diedCollecting and processing the data cost more than its customers paid, and traders stayed with Bloomberg, according to the database.
SocialPicks
The promiseA social network that collected stock recommendations from its users and tracked how they performed.
Why it diedIt never reached the number of users needed for useful signals, relied on advertising, and the 2008 crisis cut interest in stock forums, according to the database.
Instavest
The promiseCopy the trades of experienced investors, who earned a commission from their followers.
Why it diedRobinhood and eToro offered the same with larger communities, and trust and financial regulation raised the cost, according to the database.
The failed startups come from Loot Drop, a free database of dead startups, retold here in our own words. Loot Drop describes its entries as AI-assisted summaries of public sources, so these cards carry no evidence grade.
What changed
Isentium and Monitor110 built their signals from large data pipelines, news and social media collected and processed in real time, and that data was their main cost. SocialPicks and Instavest built signals from crowds of investors and needed many active users before the signals meant anything. All four sold to someone who had to trust a signal whose quality was hard to prove, and that trust was the part they could not buy.
ChartPro+ needs neither the pipeline nor the crowd. The user brings the data as a screenshot, and a rented AI model reads it, so one small company can sell the same analysis for every market through the App Store. What has not changed is the trust problem: no source on this page measures whether the suggested entry and exit points make money, MRR fell by half in the 28 days to 2 October 2026, and the App Store page recommends ten other finance apps next to it, six of them AI chart analyzers by their names.
Can one person copy ChartPro+ now?
The method, yes. The market, crowded.
A small company built an app in which a rented AI model reads a chart screenshot, and it reached about US$5,700 of MRR within ten months before falling to US$2,838. The App Store page recommends ten other finance apps, six of them AI chart analyzers by their names, and one later app uses almost the same name. Anyone who copies the method competes on marketing and trust, not on technology.
Where it is still open: Chart reading for one market and one user group, with a public, dated record of every suggestion and its result, would answer the trust question that the general apps leave open.
- 1Let the user supply the data as a screenshot, so the app needs no market data feed and works for every market.
- 2Combine the model's reading with named, standard indicators such as EMA, MACD and RSI, so the user can check the answer.
- 3Charge a subscription with a usage limit, and sell token packs for heavy users, so model costs stay below revenue.
- 4Record payments in a service such as RevenueCat, so that a buyer can verify the revenue if you sell the app.
What could go wrong for ChartPro+?
The risks are the mirror image of the causes above.
Revenue halved, and the data stopped
MRR fell 50.6% and 28-day revenue 43.3% in the 28 days to 2 October 2026, and the page data hold a churn rate of 47.6%. The RevenueCat key then expired, so no source shows the figures after 2 October. The MRR of US$2,838 is 41.9% above this site's floor of US$2,000 a month; another fall of that size would put it below.
A trading app named Profit
The store name is "Profit AI Analyzer : ChartPro+", and the description speaks of "optimal entry and exit points", "Market Predictions" and "proven logic" and ends with "maximize your potential". This page found no figure for what users earn on the App Store page, the listing, the terms or the publisher's site, which is why the story passed this site's rule on income promises. The App Store description contains no risk warning, and the terms say the company makes no warranty about "the accuracy, reliability, or currency of any information".
Rated 4+, terms say 18+
Apple rates the app 4+, while the terms say "You represent that you are over the age of 18". The app covers crypto charts but does not sell a crypto token: its "Token" purchases are credits for extra analyses inside the app.
For sale, and an agency behind it
The seller asks US$21,600 and gives the reason "Finance for my other apps.", without naming those apps. The publisher presents itself on its website as a mobile app agency that builds apps for clients; this page judges the app only. A buyer would take over an app whose revenue was falling at the last sync.
Complaints and a copied name
A US review of 1 June 2026 says a paid subscription did not work, and the developer blamed server maintenance. In February 2026 a different developer released "ChartPro: AI Profit Signals" with almost the same name, and the App Store page recommends ten other finance apps next to ChartPro+, six of them AI chart analyzers by their names.
Sources
The grade next to each source is the best grade that the source can support. "Read in full" means that the text of the page was downloaded and the numbers were checked in it.
- A whatsthe.app listing: ChartPro+, read 27 October 2026Read in full, including the data embedded in the page. MRR, revenue, subscriptions, users and growth are "verified through RevenueCat API keys", last updated 2 October 2026; the team size, financing, tech stack, marketing spend, profit margin and asking price are the seller's own answers. The site's robots.txt allows this path.
- B Apple App Store: Profit AI Analyzer : ChartPro+, US storefront, read 27 October 2026Read in full: description, ratings, reviews, version history, privacy section, age rating, seller, copyright line, in-app purchases and similar apps. The description is the developer's text (grade C); the store records are grade B.
- B Apple App Store: developer page of PROSOFT TEKNOLOJI LIMITED SIRKETI, read 27 October 2026Read in full. The account lists one app, ChartPro+.
- C ChartPro+ terms and conditions, last updated 28 October 2025Read in full. Linked from the App Store description. Source for the age rule, the governing country and the warranty disclaimer. The host's robots.txt has no group for Claude agents or for all agents.
- C ChartPro+ privacy policy, last updated 28 October 2025Read in full. Linked from the App Store description. Source for the children clause; it names no AI provider.
- C Prosoft - Mobile App Agency, home page, read 27 October 2026Read in full. The publisher's own website, linked from the App Store page. Source for the company's description of itself and its city. The site's robots.txt allows all paths.
- B Apple App Store: ChartPro: AI Profit Signals, US storefront, read 27 October 2026Read in full. A similar app by a different developer, released 25 February 2026; cited only for the similar name.
- A whatsthe.app search list, read 27 October 2026Read the entry for ChartPro+ and its embedded data: the same MRR and 28-day revenue, the credential type "revenuecat" and the date the app was added. Where this lead was found.
- C Loot Drop database export, 1,749 failed startupsLocal export. AI-written summaries, not independently verified. Source for the failed predecessors.