Amity: Sibling Harmony

About

What it isAmity is a live iOS subscription app for families with more than one child. It does two things: it remembers whose turn it is for the things kids fight over daily (front seat, tablet, who picks the show) so the standoffs stop — and it walks kids through a guided five-step process to resolve the bigger fights themselves.There's also a prevention layer: a monthly "Peace Audit" that assesses the home conditions driving conflict rather than blaming the kids, a workshop for redesigning recurring fights, per-child connection tracking, and an insight loop that correlates daily signals against fight days. Plus an optional, off-by-default Scripture layer as a deliberate wedge into the homeschool/faith market.Traction — stated honestlyLive on the US App Store since June 2026. 4 × 5-star reviews. ~15 installs, 5 trial starts, $0 revenue. This is a pre-revenue asset sale: you're buying a finished product and a running start, not cash flow, and it's priced accordingly. I'll share App Store Connect and RevenueCat screenshots on request.What's includedFull source — 37 files, ~8,800 lines of TypeScript, clean and heavily commentedThe live App Store listing, transferred via Apple's official flow (reviews and users intact)Supabase backend — 13 migrations, full row-level security, realtime multi-caregiver sync, offline queue~149 rows of seeded content in editable content tables — every word in the app is database-driven, so a new owner can rewrite, expand or translate the entire content layer with no code and no App Store reviewRevenueCat subscriptions (7-day trial → monthly/annual), live and testedDomain amity-app.com + deployed landing pageCodemagic CI — push a branch, get a signed build (no Mac required)Marketing library: 30 ready-to-post social slideshow sets + a generator script, a 33-second demo video, App Store screenshot compositor, a 20-target press outreach list with replies logged, and 500 unused promo codes for reviewer seedingStack: React / Next.js / TypeScript + Capacitor for iOS, Supabase, RevenueCat, PostHog (privacy-first: no autocapture, no session recording, no PII), Codemagic. One codebase — Android is a realistic near-term add, not a rewrite.Why I'm sellingI'm a homeschooling mom of five. I built Amity because my own house needed it and I loved building it — but the growth side isn't my skill set or my temperament. Nothing is broken and nothing is hidden. It's a finished product without a marketer.What you'd need to bringDistribution — that's the whole gap, and I'd rather say it plainly than have you find it in week two. I've also learned this category has thin App Store search demand (parents don't search "sibling fight app"), so it wins on content, community and PR rather than search ads. I have the ad data and outreach logs to prove it, and they transfer with the sale.Included in the handover: two weeks of email support — architecture walkthrough, build/deploy process, content-table editing, and all the growth research if requested. Note: Payments run through Apple In-App Purchase via RevenueCat, not Stripe — happy to screen-share App Store Connect and the RevenueCat dashboard on request.