We buy software companies and run them for the long term — mobile apps, consumer products, and the business tools people open every day. No flipping, no stripping them for parts.
We build products of our own, acquire ones we admire, and operate both with the same care. Our portfolio spans mobile applications on iOS and Android, consumer subscription products, developer tools, and niche B2B software — categories that look unrelated until you notice they all live or die on retention.
Most of what we buy has already found its customers. Our job is to keep it running well and make it better: investing in the parts that rarely make headlines — reliability, support, and the slow accumulation of small improvements that compound over years.
We hold indefinitely. Teams keep their names, their roadmaps, and the things that made their product worth acquiring in the first place. We are not interested in consolidating everything into one product.
Decisions get made quickly and by few people. If something is broken we fix it rather than scheduling it.
Profitable software businesses with real customers and a product the team is still proud of — a paid mobile app with a loyal base, a consumer utility that quietly renews, a B2B tool serving an industry nobody else bothers to serve well. Size matters less than durability.
If that sounds like what you have built, we would like to hear from you.