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NANarro.app

App for managing overthinking and directing mental energy

Pulling backConsumer subscriptionsMobile appSold to people#591 in the indexnarro.in

Est. MRR

$99

30-day change

+50.0%

Live creatives

0

Band

$23 – $428

Monthly ad spend

$9

+50.0%
2 months agothis month

Estimated revenue · band 4× wide

$99

$23$99$428

The floor and ceiling are what the model actually produced. They are not tidied, and the width is the most honest thing on this page.

At a glance

Creatives ever seen
1
Still serving
0 · 0%
Countries
1
Total reach
755
Creative history
4 days
Months of spend
2

Audience

Who the spend reached.

By market

United Kingdom100%

By age

18-2425%
25-3432%
35-4416%
45-5411%
55-648%
65+9%

Gender and placement

64% male36% female

Placements

FacebookInstagram

Ad library

The rotation.

Distinct creatives, longest run first. The top one has been live 4 days.

STOPPED4d

narro.in

Your thoughts can either drain your energy or direct your energy. Most people spend hours fighting thoughts that never even mattered. Overthinking imaginary situations. Replaying conversations. Creating stress from things that haven’t happened. And slowly beco

755 reach2026-07-29

About this estimate

Narro.app sits in Consumer subscriptions and advertises on Meta. We observe 0 live creatives reaching an estimated 755 people, priced at the CPM each destination country actually charges and converted at the return observed for that kind of product. The result is $99 a month, inside a band running from $23 to $428.

It is an estimate, not a reported figure, and Narro.app has not verified it.

Own Narro.app?

Verify the domain and this page comes down within a day. Everything on it is already public disclosure, but that is not a reason to be difficult about it.

  • No argument, no retention offer
  • Removal within one working day
  • Your figures are never sold on

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