SupaSidebar sells a macOS app that gives Mac users who run several browsers one sidebar for tabs, bookmarks, files and apps across every browser on the Mac, and its platform-verified revenue was $67.22 MRR; $1,235 in the last 30 days; $13,352 in the last 12 months; $14,254 all time (verified via Dodo Payments, synced 2026-09-30).
What it sells and how it charges
SupaSidebar puts tabs, bookmarks, files and apps into one sidebar spanning every browser on a Mac. At the 2026-10-01 check, the official site offered a free download and listed the regular Believer lifetime license at $77, with a $59 Believer lifetime launch-sale price for version 1.1.0. TrustMRR’s listing at the same check also listed Yearly at $19.99/year and Personal at $29.99 one-time.
How it started
According to the official About page checked 2026-10-01, Kshetez Vinayak launched SupaSidebar in August 2025 after using several browsers left bookmarks in different places and tabs scattered across windows, without one place to manage them. The same page says he started the app from his bedroom and that it was used by over 1,000 people.
The numbers
TrustMRR records the same dated snapshot: $67.22 MRR; $1,235 in the last 30 days; $13,352 in the last 12 months; $14,254 all time (verified via Dodo Payments, synced 2026-09-30). Its figures are read from the Dodo Payments API, so they are a dated snapshot rather than live income.
The official About page, checked 2026-10-01, describes SupaSidebar as “an indie Mac app, built solo from day one”; that statement is the basis for listing it as a one-person company. The official site and About page do not state a start cost, country or city.
What stands out
- The product is built around a specific setup: several browsers on a Mac, with tabs, bookmarks, files and apps sharing one sidebar.
- A free version is downloadable, while the listed paid options include Yearly, Personal and Believer.
- The official origin account links the app to a founder working from his bedroom, and the About page supplies the solo-from-day-one evidence.
- Adoption and revenue rest on different evidence: the user count is stated by SupaSidebar, while the revenue figures come from Dodo Payments through TrustMRR at a stated sync date.
Sources
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