Creators

Kyle Gawley

Indie Maker

@kylegawley 45.8K X followersFirst product launched 7y ago

Total monthly visits
12.9K
Down21.7%MoMOct 2026Alertly accounts for 58%
Total revenue
$1MClaimed
X @kylegawley · 2026-10-28“I made $1,000,000 selling my own software products.”
Products
6
Since Feb 2019
Latest launch
13d ago
Zerotopaid<5K visits/mo · $1M total (claimed)
100% full-depth creator dossier open: complete product portfolio, 12-month combined traffic & MRR curves, shipping cadence, and timeline events.

Traffic & revenue

Portfolio · Last 12 months
Monthly visits

Product launch

Products

Products and research metrics
ProductVisits · OctActions
AlertlyMCPNever miss a conversation that matters.7.4K
GravityThe Node.js SaaS Boilerplate for the AI Era5.4K
ZerotopaidYou built it. Now get customers.<5K
FirelabEliminate bugs with automated testing no-code required<5K
ChatableChat with your database in plain English.<5K
UserbookStop losing users without knowing why.<5K

Timeline

Launches, marketing, revenue milestones, and pricing/plan/positioning changes across products
  1. Nov 13 · 3d ago

    • Gravity Added product format: Android AppFeatures

      —→android

    • Gravity Added product format: iOS AppFeatures

      —→ios

    • Gravity Added custom planPlan

      —→—

  2. Nov 3 · 13d ago

    • Zerotopaid launched course on customer acquisitionLaunch

      Kyle Gawley created a course on getting customers sharing tactics used to make $1,000,000+ from his apps at zerotopaid.io.

    • Zerotopaid launchedNew product

Questions & evidence

What products has Kyle Gawley built?
Kyle Gawley tracks 6 standalone software products on EarlyLore (6 currently live), led by Alertly, Gravity, Firelab.
How much website traffic do Kyle Gawley's products get?
Across tracked standalone domains with web traffic estimates, Kyle Gawley's portfolio reaches 12.9K combined monthly visits in each site's latest observed month. Coverage excludes shared third-party hosts and store listings.

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