Fight AI
A martial arts app that gives feedback on uploaded training videos.
- 1Build for himselfUpload a video, get feedback
- 2Post to friendsMade about $1,000, pure margin
- 3Hear wrestling requestsUsers kept asking for wrestling
- 4Launch Wrestle AI50/50 with Kaden Henshaw; 100,000 downloads
- 5Repeat for boxingBrawler is out; MMA app coming
From George, Fight AI founder
What was said about Fight AI
Fight AI began as a personal tool and was validated with a post. George wanted feedback while hitting the bag, so he built an app where users upload a training video and get told what they did right and wrong, for any martial art. Posting about it to friends made about $1,000, all pure margin.
George is not technical. He built his first app after seeing an ad for an AI app builder that he thought was BS.
Users kept asking for wrestling, so George niched down into Wrestle AI. Repeated requests for wrestling support led to Wrestle AI, a wrestling-only version built in a 50/50 partnership with creator Kaden Henshaw, who had the audience while George had the validation. Wrestle AI passed 100,000 downloads, and about 1.2 to 1.3 customers came through word of mouth per paying customer.
George then repeated the same format for boxing with Brawler, and an MMA app is in the works. He wrestled in high school, boxed and did MMA, so each niche is one he has trained in.
Wrestle AI's App Store page shows a 4.8 rating from 2K reviews, plus live coaching and conditioning screenshots.
Meet the ex-wrestler making $41k/mo with AI apps
Began as George's personal tool for feedback on training and made about $1,000 of pure margin from posts. Users kept asking for wrestling, which led to Wrestle AI.
Fight AI began as a personal tool and was validated with a post. George wanted feedback while hitting the bag, so he built an app where users upload a training video and get told what they did right and wrong, for any martial art. Posting about it to friends made about $1,000, all pure margin.
George is not technical. He built his first app after seeing an ad for an AI app builder that he thought was BS.
Users kept asking for wrestling, so George niched down into Wrestle AI. Repeated requests for wrestling support led to Wrestle AI, a wrestling-only version built in a 50/50 partnership with creator Kaden Henshaw, who had the audience while George had the validation. Wrestle AI passed 100,000 downloads, and about 1.2 to 1.3 customers came through word of mouth per paying customer.
George then repeated the same format for boxing with Brawler, and an MMA app is in the works. He wrestled in high school, boxed and did MMA, so each niche is one he has trained in.
Wrestle AI's App Store page shows a 4.8 rating from 2K reviews, plus live coaching and conditioning screenshots.
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