Own AI Studio for iOS.

What you'd own.

Every artifact below transfers to your accounts on day one. The whole engine.

• ●iOS app codebase with native AI photo and video editing
• ●App Store listing, keyword optimization strategy, and demo reel content
• ●Financial model with Year 1 ARR projections from $12k to $220k
• ●Freemium-to-paid conversion playbook targeting 8-12% upgrade rate in 30 days
• ●Brand positioning, messaging, visual identity, and customer research findings
• ●Organic growth framework combining App Store SEO with TikTok demos

What Roll Digital builds for you.

Custom scope to take AI Studio for iOS from MVP shell to operating business.

• ▸iOS app with CoreML-based on-device AI photo processing
• ▸Stripe and RevenueCat integration for freemium billing at three tiers
• ▸App Store optimization, initial ranking strategy, and performance monitoring
• ▸Push notification system and analytics for engagement and retention tracking
• ▸Onboarding flow, in-app tutorial, and initial customer support ticketing
• ▸A/B testing framework for free-to-paid conversion rate optimization
• ▸Email automation for user re-engagement and premium feature upsell

Why this could work.

The serviceable niche is real: 30M active iPhone users, 5% willing to pay, $63/year average spend equals $95M TAM. Your GTM is proven: App Store SEO on high-volume keywords plus organic virality via TikTok and Instagram demos. The freemium model with 8-12% 30-day conversion is validated across similar consumer tools. You're not relying on cold paid UA, which is prohibitively expensive in this category. The path to $50k-$100k+ annual revenue exists if execution is sharp.

What you'd risk.

Apple is the core risk. iOS 19/20 native AI features could eliminate your differentiation overnight; it's already happened with background removal and smart cutout. The App Store has 400+ competitors in your category, making organic UA hard to scale and paid UA uneconomical at $7-$10 monthly LTV. Apple Intelligence is device-limited to iPhone 15 Pro+ and latest models, shrinking addressable users to roughly 15-20% of the install base. Year 1 take-home is negative.

Who this fits.

This works for someone with existing mobile or consumer SaaS experience, or an indie SaaS founder with a following who can drive organic distribution. You need to be comfortable with iOS development cycles, App Store politics, and long customer acquisition funnels. A former mobile PM, iOS engineer, or agency founder pivoting to product would fit. This is not ideal if you lack distribution, paid UA budget, or app marketing experience.

Timeline.

From contract signing to operating business.

1. Day 1
   Onboarding complete, asset transfer, initial roadmap and rollout planning
2. Week 1
   iOS codebase audit, Stripe setup, App Store account provisioning
3. Week 3
   First beta build deployed, push notifications integrated, TestFlight testing
4. Week 6
   App Store submission, conversion funnel tracking live, support workflow ready
5. Day 90
   Public launch, post-launch support, first 30-day user data analysis

Pricing.

Three ways in, depending on how much you want to build yourself.