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helumi by Abhi
Mac app that puts cloud files in a Finder drive that uses almost no local space.
Visit helumi ↗About helumi
Mac app that puts cloud files in a Finder drive that uses almost no local space. helumi is a mac & desktop app makers product built by indie maker Abhi, launched in 2026.
- Status
- Active
- Launched
- 2026
- Category
- Mac & Desktop App Makers
- Website
- helumi.app
helumi revenue
Abhi has publicly reported $1.3K first month for helumi. Revenue figures are self-reported and not independently verified by IndieMakerList. See the indie maker revenue leaderboard.
helumi has a verified revenue page on TrustMRR, which reads revenue directly from the payment provider: See live revenue on TrustMRR ↗
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helumi FAQ
What is helumi?
helumi is a mac & desktop app makers product: Mac app that puts cloud files in a Finder drive that uses almost no local space.
Who made helumi?
helumi was made by Abhi, Indian founder of craftpad and maker of helumi and lightugc. It launched in 2026. Abhi has also built lightugc, craftpad.
Is helumi still active?
Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, helumi is still active and run by Abhi at helumi.app.
How much revenue does helumi make?
helumi has publicly reported $1.3K first month. This figure is self-reported by the maker and not independently verified.
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