The audience and the insight.
- Audience
- Expertise
- Content
- Product feedback
- Promotion
YOUR SOFTWARE BUSINESS PARTNER
A business partner, not a development agency. We keep working with you to improve the product and grow the business.
Tell us about your audience. You don’t need an app idea or a technical plan.
Our team has contributed to product strategy, engineering, AI features, subscription infrastructure and growth across these products.
See our contributionsYou won’t be managing a stack of freelancers. We take care of the product, the operations and the people doing the work.
Hiring, delegation and team management are on us when needed.
Tell us what your followers come to you for. You don’t need a technical plan to apply.
Brand deals, affiliates and courses can all work well. A subscription app adds another model: an owned product built around your audience’s needs.
Earn a fee to introduce another company’s product.
Earn a commission when someone buys through your link.
Often a one-time purchase for a defined learning outcome.
Create a product customers can pay to use over time, with a stake in its long-term value.
Recurring revenue comes from continuing to be useful. It depends on customers choosing to stay, not just signing up at launch.
A few directions to explore, depending on your audience and what they need.
Personalized workouts, progress tracking and training programs.
Daily practice, vocabulary and personalized lessons.
Budgeting, planning, tracking and calculators.
Workflows, planning, templates and AI tools.
Meal planning, food tracking and recipe recommendations.
We look at the questions your audience repeats, the tools they use and what they already pay for. Then we test whether your expertise can make a better product. If the opportunity is weak, we say so before a full build.
Start there. Apply with your social profile and a little about your audience—we’ll explore the product with you.
We look at your audience, niche and recurring problems, then test whether there is a strong software opportunity.
We design and develop the product, subscription system and core infrastructure.
We handle the technical launch and App Store submission where relevant, working with you on positioning, content and rollout.
We use customer feedback, usage and retention data, and pricing tests to improve the product.
We evaluate the opportunity together before committing to development.
These are products our team has helped build. Each one gives users a clear reason to return.
Creators return for their next YouTube upload, using ideas, titles, hooks, scripts and thumbnails to plan each video.
Learners keep practising Arabic through reading, listening and writing exercises, with immediate feedback as they progress.
Sales teams review calls and practise objections and scripts, then return to prepare for their next conversation.
Let’s look at what your audience would come back for.
We build and run the business with you. The fit between your audience, expertise and a recurring need comes first.
We choose partnerships where we see a real opportunity for a useful subscription product, and where the creator wants to help shape and promote it.
We evaluate demand and alternatives before significant time and money go into development.
Partnerships may include an upfront launch investment and shared long-term upside. The structure depends on the product and what each side contributes.
We agree on funding, ownership, revenue participation and how a future exit would work before development begins.
You’re exploring a potential partnership. Applying does not commit you to a build or an investment.
You can bring your remaining questions to the first call.
No. Start with your audience and what they come to you for. We help identify a useful product and test the opportunity before committing to a build.
No coding or technical plan is required. You bring your subject knowledge and feedback. We translate that into the product and handle the technical decisions.
Mentiq handles strategy, design, development, launch and day-to-day software operations. That includes support, updates and infrastructure, plus hiring, delegation and team management when needed.
You help shape the product, give feedback and introduce it through your content and channels. We agree on a working schedule and promotion plan together before starting.
A partnership may include an upfront launch investment and shared long-term upside. The funding and revenue participation depend on the product and what each side contributes. We agree on the terms before development.
Ownership is agreed together before we build. We set out each side’s share, responsibilities and rights in writing so you know what you are building and owning.
No. Revenue depends on demand, pricing, promotion and whether customers keep using the product. We assess those factors before building and keep testing them after launch.
We say so. We may suggest a different problem to solve or decide not to proceed. The point of evaluating the opportunity first is to avoid committing significant time and money to a weak idea.
It depends on the features, integrations and platform. Once we agree on the first version, we set a realistic schedule together. App Store review can also affect timing.
We run the software operation: support, hosting, billing, fixes and product improvements. You stay involved in feedback, promotion and key decisions as we learn from customers.
A sale may be an option if the business attracts a buyer. It is not guaranteed. We agree on how a potential exit would work as part of the partnership terms.
Tell us who follows you and why. We’ll review the fit and get in touch to discuss whether there’s a subscription business worth building.
Your expertise and the questions your audience keeps asking are enough to start the conversation.
Start with a few questions about your goals and your audience. Then share your details so we can get in touch.