Weekly niche report · Issue #19

Profitable iOS app niches — September 21, 2026

Name: App Store niches with real revenue and room to compete, issue #19 (September 21, 2026)
Creator: GetAppNiche
Published: 2026-09-21

Published September 21, 2026 · by GetAppNiche

Issue #19 opens with ai voice keyboard: the median top app in it earns an estimated $10.6k a month, and 7 of its apps clear an estimated $1k a month. Next come screen mirroring ($23.7k median, 16 apps over $1k) and brain puzzle ($23.6k, 18 apps).

⭐ Rising app that week: SpeakON: AI Voice Keyboard grew its reviews 142% in 30 days.

Issue #19, published September 21, 2026: niches 1–10 of 20. Revenue figures are estimates.
#	Niche	Median est. revenue, per month	Apps over $1k/mo (est.)	Median review growth, 30 days
1	ai voice keyboard ⭐	$10.6k	7	▲ 7.7%
2	screen mirroring	$23.7k	16	▲ 0.7%
3	brain puzzle	$23.6k	18	▲ 5.3%
4	repost remover	$7.2k	8	▲ 31.8%
5	away puzzle	$14.2k	16	▲ 2.5%
6	tcg card	$13.3k	14	▲ 2.2%
7	class actions	$7.3k	11	▲ 2.5%
8	jam game	$13k	12	▲ 0.9%
9	bus fever	$19.5k	12	▲ 1.9%
10	tricky puzzle	$5.2k	13	▲ 5.2%

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Each issue lists App Store niches where the top apps earn real money and no giant owns the search results. The niche with the week's fastest-rising app comes first. No niche repeats within 12 weeks, so every issue is a new list. The table shows each niche's median estimated monthly revenue, how many of its apps clear an estimated $1,000 a month, and the median review growth of its top apps over the 30 days before the issue went out.

Revenue figures are estimates from GetAppNiche's own model, not numbers reported by Apple or the developers. Use the ranking to decide where to look, then open the niche in GetAppNiche to see the apps behind it. The newest issue is always on the weekly niches page.