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Revenue is self-reported to TrustMRR. The rest is my own digging.

GodsView AI

$4.9k MRR

A live 3D globe in the browser: flights, ships, satellites, earthquakes and wildfires on one map.

An open-source project went viral in October. GodsView shipped the hosted, no-install version within days and took the “god’s eye view” searches, then added one page per use case (flight tracker, ship tracker, ISS tracker…) for the long tail.

Copy the timing, not the product

AutoSubtitles

$3.5k MRR

Upload a video, get burned-in AI subtitles in seconds. No signup on the free tier.

The domain is the keyword. A dedicated “free, no watermark” page catches the long tail that bigger tools ignore. Priced at $9/mo, about a third of its rivals.

Page one is crowded — find a narrower variant

RaceCut

$9.1k MRR

Generates marble-race videos synced to the beat of a song, ready for TikTok and Reels.

Not SEO at all. People searching “marble race maker” want a game, so Google sends them to Steam and Roblox. Its users come from creators linking it in TikTok bios.

Skip if you only do SEO

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  • ✓ 3–5 indie products with verified revenue, most launched in 2025 or later
  • ✓ How each one gets customers — and which search terms actually bring them in
  • ✓ What Google’s first page looks like for those terms today
  • ✓ A plain verdict: room for you, try a narrower angle, or skip

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