We build software for the web.Now also for iPhone.

Ant Dream LLC is a one-person software company in Wyoming. Two subscription web apps are live — Launch List and Next SEO Blog — and Pawer, a workout tracker for iPhone, is in development. Customers sign up, pay by card, and use the software the same minute.

See what we sell Meet Pawer

Entity: Wyoming LLC, single-member
Sells: Subscription software for web and iOS
Platforms: Browser today, iPhone next
Customers: Businesses and solo founders, worldwide
Delivery: Instant, digital — no physical goods
Charges: Card payments via Stripe Checkout

What we sell

Two products, described in full.

Both are hosted web applications sold on a self-serve basis. Each record states exactly what a customer receives, who buys it, how it reaches them, and what it costs.

Launch List

Directory submissions for product launches

Live, in free betalaunch-list.org ↗

What it does: Founders fill in one form describing their product. Launch List submits it to 100+ startup directories and launch platforms, then tracks every submission in a dashboard so the customer can see where their product went live.
What you get: Submission of one product to 100+ directories from a single form
A dashboard showing the status of every submission
An embeddable launch badge for the customer's own site
Who buys it: Independent founders, indie developers, and small marketing teams launching a new web product.
How it arrives: Hosted web application at launch-list.org. Access is granted immediately after payment — there is no physical product and nothing to ship.

Pricing

Free

no card required

One product, submissions to a starter set of directories.

Launch

$49

one-time, per product

Submission to the full 100+ directory list, dashboard tracking, launch badge.

Pro

$29

per month, cancel anytime

Unlimited products, priority submission queue, monthly re-submission runs.

Launch List is free while in beta. The plans above are the prices we intend to charge once beta ends; nobody is billed until they pick a paid plan and confirm at checkout.

Next SEO Blog

Scheduled SEO article writing and publishing

Live, in free betanextseoblog.com ↗

What it does: Customers connect their website and set a publishing schedule. Next SEO Blog writes SEO-optimised articles and publishes them straight to the customer's site, each one arriving with schema markup, meta tags, an FAQ section, and internal link suggestions.
What you get: SEO-optimised articles written on the customer's chosen schedule
Automatic publishing to the customer's Next.js site, or drafts for review
Schema markup, meta tags, FAQ blocks, and internal link suggestions per article
Who buys it: Small SaaS companies, agencies, and solo founders who want a content pipeline without hiring a writer.
How it arrives: Hosted web application at nextseoblog.com. Articles are published directly to the customer's connected site or held as drafts for review. Fully digital, delivered continuously for the length of the subscription.

Pricing

Free

no card required

Up to 10 articles per week during beta, one connected site.

Starter

$29

per month, cancel anytime

20 articles per month, one connected site, draft or publish.

Growth

$79

per month, cancel anytime

100 articles per month, three connected sites, priority support.

Next SEO Blog is free while in beta. The plans above are the prices we intend to charge once beta ends; nobody is billed until they pick a paid plan and confirm at checkout.

iOS

Pawer, our first app for iPhone.

Pawer is our first iOS app: a workout tracker for the gym, and its own product rather than a companion to the web apps. Start a session, log your sets, and an illustrated cat does the exercise alongside you.

Pawer

A workout tracker with a cat in it

In development — not yet on the App Store

What it does: You start a workout, add exercises from a library of around 200, and log each set as you finish it. Pawer shows what you lifted for that exercise last time, runs the rest timer between sets, and marks a set when it beats your previous best.
What you get: An exercise library of ~200 movements, searchable by muscle group and equipment
Reusable workout templates, and full history of every session
A rest timer that keeps counting when your phone is locked or in your pocket
Personal record detection on heaviest set and estimated one-rep max
An illustrated cat that demonstrates the movement and reacts as you train
Who it is for: People who lift in a gym and want to keep a log — from a first barbell programme to someone who has tracked for years.
How it arrives: An App Store download for iPhone. Everything runs on the device: the exercise library ships inside the app, and a workout logs the same whether you have signal in the basement or not.

Logging is never paywalled

Unlimited workouts on the free tier, forever. An app that locks you out mid-set at the gym is a broken app, not a sales funnel.

Works with no signal

Local-first by design. Your workouts live in a database on your phone, not on a server of ours.

No account, no tracking

There is nothing to sign up for and no profile to fill in. We do not collect your training data, and we do not sell it — there is no one to sell it to.

Billing goes through Apple

The subscription is sold with In-App Purchase and billed by Apple, not by our own card flow. Cancel it from Settings on your iPhone.

Planned pricing

Free

forever, no account

Unlimited workouts, the whole exercise library, rest timer, personal records, three templates, three months of history.

Monthly

$2.99

per month

Unlimited templates, full history and progress charts, custom exercises, Apple Health sync, CSV export.

Annual

$29.99

per year, 7-day free trial

Everything in monthly. A lifetime purchase at $69.99 is also planned.

Nothing is for sale yet. These are the prices we intend to charge at launch, billed by Apple through In-App Purchase rather than on our own checkout.

How the business works

Where the money comes from.

One revenue line: customers paying us directly for access to software we build and run ourselves.

Revenue model: Monthly subscriptions and one-time purchases for access to software we build and operate ourselves. There is no advertising revenue, no affiliate revenue, and no marketplace taking a cut of anyone else’s transactions.
Taking payment: Customers enter card details in Stripe Checkout on our own domains. Stripe processes and stores the card; we never see or store card numbers. Anything sold inside an iOS app will run through Apple’s In-App Purchase instead. Charges are made in USD and appear on statements as ANT DREAM LLC.
Fulfilment: Immediate and fully digital. Access to the paid features unlocks the moment the payment succeeds, and continues for as long as the subscription is active. Nothing is manufactured, warehoused, or shipped.
Who our customers are: Founders, indie developers, and small marketing teams — mostly businesses rather than consumers. They come from search, from our own sites, and from Anton Yefanov’s personal site at antonyefanov.com.
Typical order size: $29–$79 per month for a subscription, or $49 for a one-time launch package. We do not sell high-value or custom contracts.
Suppliers we rely on: Vercel for hosting, Stripe for payments on the web, the Apple Developer Program and RevenueCat for iOS distribution and subscriptions, and commercial large language model APIs for the writing features in Next SEO Blog. All are paid business expenses, not resold to customers as separate products.

Policies

Billing, refunds, and the business we turn down.

The short version lives here. The full terms, privacy policy, and refund policy are linked at the foot of every page.

Billing and renewal

Subscriptions are charged in advance to the card on file and renew automatically on the same day each month until cancelled. One-time purchases are charged once, at checkout. Every charge appears on the customer's statement as ANT DREAM LLC. We email a receipt for each payment.

Refunds

We refund any charge in full if the customer asks within 14 days of that charge — no conditions. After 14 days we refund the current period if the service failed to deliver what the plan describes. Refunds go back to the original card within 5–10 business days.

Cancellation

Customers cancel from their dashboard at any time, with no cancellation fee and no phone call. Access continues to the end of the period already paid for, and no further charges are made.

Support

Email info@antdreamllc.com. We reply to every message within two business days, including billing questions, refund requests, and account deletion requests.

Business we do not accept

We do not sell to, or publish content for, adult sites, gambling, cryptocurrency or financial trading offers, pharmaceuticals, or multi-level marketing. We do not sell, rent, or resell customer data to anyone.

Company

Who you are dealing with.

Ant Dream LLC is owned and operated by one person. If you need anything verified for an account review, email us and you will get a reply from a human.

Legal name: Ant Dream LLC
Entity type: Limited liability company (single-member)
Jurisdiction: Wyoming, United States
Owner: Anton Yefanov — antonyefanov.com
Industry: Software publisher — business software as a service (SaaS)
Merchant category: 5734 — Computer software stores
Websites: antdreamllc.com, launch-list.org, nextseoblog.com

Contact

Questions about billing, a refund, an account, or a compliance review all go to the same inbox.

info@antdreamllc.com

Replies within two business days.