Own Daily Clock.

What you'd own.

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

• ●Fully responsive iOS and Android application source code
• ●ProductHunt launch and seeding strategy documentation
• ●Reddit community outreach playbook for r/productivity and r/ADHD
• ●Financial model with CAC, LTV, and cohort projections
• ●YouTube affiliate partnership contracts and commission structure
• ●Brand identity guidelines, design system, and marketing collateral
• ●MVP to production roadmap and build specifications

What Roll Digital builds for you.

Custom scope to take Daily Clock from MVP shell to operating business.

• ▸Production backend on Node.js with database persistence layer
• ▸Stripe billing integration for freemium and paid tier management
• ▸App Store and Google Play submission with keyword optimization
• ▸Multi-device cloud sync engine for iOS and Android
• ▸Email and Google OAuth authentication system with session management
• ▸Push notification system for daily reminders and user engagement
• ▸Analytics integration for cohort tracking and retention measurement
• ▸Initial 30-day customer success support and onboarding setup

Why this could work.

The GTM strategy leverages proven channels: ProductHunt reaches early adopters directly, Reddit seeding targets two high-intent communities (ADHD and productivity), and YouTube affiliate partnerships provide cost-effective distribution via rev-share. The TAM of 5M paying visual time-blocking users is substantial. The value prop resonates with users frustrated by traditional to-do lists, especially ADHD communities. Affiliate partnerships keep CAC variable and lower than traditional paid ads, improving unit economics if retention holds.

What you'd risk.

Competitors like Structured, Sorted³, and Sunsama dominate the niche with entrenched users and strong review profiles. The visual clock design is a UI choice, not defensible IP. Productivity apps face 60-90 day churn post-install. Without App Store featuring, organic installs plateau at 100-300/month. Current CAC of $8-25 likely exceeds LTV at sub-$10/mo pricing. This forces constant paid acquisition or organic growth hacks that may not materialize at scale.

Who this fits.

Best for a solo SaaS founder or agency operator with consumer growth experience and existing distribution leverage (YouTube channel, ProductHunt network, Reddit community access). Must be comfortable with low-ARPU SaaS ($8-10/mo) and willing to iterate heavily on retention within 90 days. 28% success rate means this is a high-risk bet, not passive income. Requires hands-on founder who can own both product and customer acquisition.

Timeline.

From contract signing to operating business.

1. Day 1
   Codebase, GTM playbooks, and financial model transferred to owner
2. Week 1
   Stripe billing configured and tested across pricing tiers
3. Week 3
   ProductHunt submission completed, live, and seeded with early audience
4. Week 6
   Initial Reddit seeding campaign across both communities launched
5. Day 90
   ProductHunt results analyzed, YouTube partnerships initiated with creators

Pricing.

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