My wine cellar

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My wine cellar
My wine cellar is an Android app from SRAB Apps in the Tools category, currently rated 4.5★ across 836 ratings. Initial signal reads as mixed reviews: supporters praise core features while critics cite stability and value gaps.
Quality Score is 59: Solid (established niche player). For a Tools app, that means established niche player. The full BU Investment Matrix below scores 8 dimensions including monetisation, growth, and operational risk.
Track changes month-over-month in the Performance section below: live snapshot history and revenue forecast included.
- Title & subtitle keyword fit
- Description hook & conversion structure
- Screenshots, ratings, reviews strategy
📊 Performance Tracking LIVE
Synthetic estimate. Inputs: category complexity, file size, screen count, monetization layer, platform reach, age × team-size proxy. Calibrated against 2024-2026 indie-agency rate surveys. Full math + source list on /methodology.
| 🧱 MVP baseline (design + 1-store ship) | +$28K |
| 📱 5 unique screens × $4.5K | +$22K |
| 💎 In-app purchase plumbing | +$9K |
| ⚙ Tools complexity ×0.90 | $-5949 |
| 🌐 Cross-platform reach (iOS + Android) | +$29K |
Synthetic estimate. Multiple band derived from iap / freemium model + age, rating quality, category demand, and user-base maturity. Calibrated against 2024-2026 indie-app-marketplace closed-deal medians. Full math + comparable deal list on /methodology.
| 💎 IAP / freemium model base | 28× MRR |
| ⭐ ★ rating ≥ 4.4 (solid) | +8% |
| 🏷 Tools category multiple | -8% |
| ⭐ Small user base (<1K ratings) | -8% |
Synthetic estimate from ratings × category benchmarks. Calibrated against 2024-2026 mobile-attribution retention + DAU/MAU reports. Numbers are US-storefront-equivalent — true global audience can be 5-10× larger for international apps. Full math + source list on /methodology.
| 📲 Tools engagement | ~190 installs / rating |
| 🔁 Tools D30 retention | 22% |
| 📍 DAU / MAU stickiness | 0.18 |
How we forecast this revenue
LOW CONFIDENCEBU Investment Matrix
Early-stage solo · 45/100INDIE TIERexpected for tier- 💰 Revenue: Marginal — $200 - $1250/mo · INDIE tier · medium confidence, trajectory unclear.
- ⭐ Quality: 4.48★ across 836 reviews — solid.
- 📍 Market: Not yet charting in any of the 9 monitored markets.
- 📈 Growth: Insufficient signal to assess trajectory.
- ⚠️ Risk: Low — no material risk signals detected.
💰 Forecast Revenue / mo
MODEL| Good rating (4.5★)METRIC | +$800 | |
| Established app (5y old)METRIC | +$800 | |
| Ad-supported / freemiumMETRIC | +$600 | |
| Early-stage install base (836 ratings)METRIC | +$400 |
📈 Reviews Growth
LIVE⭐ Rating Trend
LIVEProfile & Insights
Identification
- App name
- My wine cellar
- Developer
- SRAB Apps
- Bundle ID
- com.macaveavins.macaveavins
- App Store URL
- Open in App Store
- Category
- Tools
- Content rating
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- Languages
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Company
- Website
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- Tagline
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- Description
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- Founded
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- HQ / Address
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- Employees
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- Logo
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Revenue
- Reported revenue signal / mo
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- AI revenue estimate / mo
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- AI annual estimate
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- Model estimate / mo
- $500/mo
- Top-grossing rank
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- All-time revenue
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- Pricing
- $4.99 - $38.99 per item
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📝 About this app
Scan, catalog, and visualize each bottle with an interactive and personalized cellar map. Find any wine in the blink of an eye, track your tasting history, and analyze detailed statistics to make the best choices.
• Label scanning for quick adding
• Customizable virtual cellar: design your racks and place your bottles
• Ultra-detailed wine files (price, origin, grape varieties, food pairings, aging potential...)
• Complete history for each bottle
• Easy Import/Export via Excel
• Ad-free and Free to start your cellar… View full description on the official store →
Track this app’s revenue
FREE📝 Description
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Why medium confidence: 836 ratings · no founder-verified revenue (model estimate only).



