The platform problem
Indie founders choose tools based on the product. A Mac app might use Polar. A course might use Gumroad. A subscription might use Stripe or Paddle. An iPhone app lives in App Store Connect. A legacy product might still sit in Lemon Squeezy.
Each platform makes sense on its own, but the daily check becomes scattered. Revenue Bear is the place where those separate systems become one founder view.
What gets easier
Daily sales
See the day’s purchases without logging into each provider.
Product context
Notice which product or platform is moving instead of staring at isolated totals.
Subscriptions
Bring recurring revenue into the same rhythm as one-off purchases.
Notifications
Use gentle local notifications for sales and milestones instead of dashboard refreshes.
Why “one feed” matters
A feed is not just a design choice. It matches how small founders experience revenue: one sale, then another, then a renewal, then nothing for a while, then a surprise from a product you nearly forgot.
Seeing those moments together gives you a better feel for the business than checking six totals in isolation.
Private setup
Revenue Bear reads directly from supported providers using the keys you add. Keys stay in Keychain, data is cached on your iPhone, and there is no Revenue Bear backend account to sync your numbers through.