Card Value Scanner for Pokemon
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Scans Pokรฉmon trading cards to identify them and estimate their value.
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Products, revenue & stack compared side by side.
Both Adam Lyttle and David Smith are bootstrapped solo founders and are serial makers. They overlap in Mobile App Makers and Creators & Writers. Adam started in 2020 and David in 2008. Adam Lyttle has 6 products listed on IndieMakerList vs David Smith's 4. Adam self-reports $70K/mo (as of 2026); David hasn't shared a revenue figure publicly. They share 3 tools in their stacks: Swift, SwiftUI and RevenueCat. On X, Adam has about 59K followers and David about 28K.
Revenue figures are self-reported by each maker and not audited; dates and scope differ. Highlighted categories are shared by both.
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Scans Pokรฉmon trading cards to identify them and estimate their value.
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Casual game built around a viral TikTok trend.
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Game that teaches you to play piano notes.
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Identifies fish species from a photo using AI.
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Customizable home screen and lock screen widgets for iPhone, with 100M+ downloads.
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Simple, popular step counter for iPhone and Apple Watch.
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Sleep tracking app for Apple Watch.
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Custom complications for Apple Watch faces.
3 shared tools, marked with โ : Swift, SwiftUI, RevenueCat. See the indie maker tech stack.
Adam Lyttle self-reports $70K/mo (as of 2026). David Smith's revenue is not public, so a direct comparison isn't possible.
Adam Lyttle has 6 products listed (including Card Value Scanner for Pokemon, Swipe the cat and PIANORUN); David Smith has 4 products listed (including Widgetsmith, Pedometer++ and Sleep++).
Adam Lyttle uses Swift, SwiftUI and RevenueCat. David Smith uses Swift, SwiftUI, WidgetKit and RevenueCat. Tools they have in common: Swift, SwiftUI and RevenueCat.
Adam Lyttle: Melbourne, Australia. David Smith: not listed.
Adam Lyttle started in 2020 (6 years indie); David Smith started in 2008 (18 years indie).
Yes, both are listed as bootstrapped founders on IndieMakerList.
Read the full story, timeline and links on Adam Lyttle's profile and David Smith's profile.