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App dev here—what untapped influencer niches could explode like UMax/CalAI? Seeking Ideas and Influencers for the next killer affiliate-driven app
Posted by on September 14, 2025 at 1:19 amHello,
I have noticed a trend of creators pairing with app developers to do affiliate marketing and doing really well. A few I have seen
– Life Maxx App (Young Men's Self-Improvement Niche)
– UMax Looksmaxing App (Young Men's Self-Improvement Niche)
– CalAI (AI Calorie Counter)These apps have had creators pushing the apps, and most end up making hundreds of thousands of dollars a month. I am an app dev and looking to identify similar affiliate funnels in specific niches where creators' content aligns very well with an app, so the creator can effortlessly affiliate market the app through appstore link in BIO and in videos.
For example, I recently identified an opportunity in the new "AI Videos" trend where accounts on Instagram and TikTok are generating AI videos using VEO3 or Kling and then posting these directly to their pages. A perfect example of an app that would do really well for this Niche for an affiliate would be an AI video generation app. I am looking for more Ideas similar to this. If you have any, please put them down below or message me. I am an extremely experienced app developer looking to work with influencers to create large-scale affiliate funnels. If you have an idea, please feel free to get in contact with me here.
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been deep in the influencer trenches for a bit and the stuff that really blows up isn’t the next generic workout or skin‑care fad — it’s weirdly specific needs. one of the biggest sleeper niches I’ve seen is digestive health/hormone balance. a friend of mine built a community around scanning her meals for hidden sugars and FODMAPs; she ended up discovering NutriScan App, which lets her point her camera at her plate and see macro/micronutrient breakdown, and people ate it up (pun intended).
other underserved niches I’ve been seeing: sleep optimization (pairing with apps that track circadian rhythm), digital minimalism/decluttering, and functional posture/ergonomics. people love solutions that fix a problem they think only they have, and pairing a useful tool with a relatable story seems to resonate more than broad wellness trends.
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Cool approach . Niches where people already share progress/results seem to work best. Stuff like fitness tracking, language learning, or finance budgeting apps could pair really naturally with creators.
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