Guru App Factory Corp

Guru App Factory Corp. is a Nevada-based development-stage software company that builds and sells mobile applications for iOS and Google Play while also providing software development consulting services. Its revenue comes from third-party app development projects, branded advertising, and consumer transactions such as in-app purchases in its own apps.

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Mobile app development and publishing45% Development, publishing, and sale of mobile applications on iOS and Google Play, including the company's own apps.
Custom software development35% Project-based software development work delivered to third-party customers.
Software consulting services15% Consulting across software development, data encryption, and blockchain operations.
Advertising and in-app monetization5% Branded advertisements and consumer transactions generated inside owned applications.

The company sells primarily to small and medium-sized businesses across IT-related sectors, including firms that serve...

  • SMB IT clientsprimary

    Small and medium-sized companies in IT that buy software development and consulting services for specific projects.

  • IT service providerssecondary

    Companies that provide services to IT entities and outsource development or technical consulting work.

  • App users / consumerssecondary

    Users of the company's own mobile applications who generate advertising and in-app purchase revenue.

  • Encryption and blockchain clientsemerging

    Customers seeking specialized consulting in data encryption, blockchain operations, and secure software design.

Guru App Factory Corp. is incorporated in Nevada and appears to operate primarily from the United States, with no...

  • Incorporated in Nevada, United States
  • No country-level revenue disclosure provided in the excerpts
  • App distribution through iOS and Google Play can reach global users
  • Customer location likely follows IT services demand rather than physical assets
  • U.S. reporting and compliance requirements are material for a small issuer

Management is focused on building a portfolio of mobile applications while using software development consulting to...

01
Grow third-party software development revenueshort-term

Project delivery is the clearest near-term source of recognized revenue and validates the business model.

02
Build and monetize owned mobile appsmedium-term

Owned apps can create recurring consumer monetization through ads and in-app purchases.

03
Differentiate through security and blockchain consultingmedium-term

Specialized services may improve pricing power and reduce reliance on commoditized app work.

The company is development-stage, has a going-concern warning, and has not yet established a stable revenue base...

high

Going-concern and liquidity risk

The company states it has not yet established an ongoing source of revenue sufficient to cover operating costs.

Scope
May require external financing to continue operations
Materiality
high
high

Revenue volatility from project-based work

Revenue is recognized when software is delivered, so timing of project completion can cause sharp quarterly swings.

Scope
Quarterly revenue comparability and forecasting
Materiality
high
medium

Customer concentration and small-scale execution risk

A limited number of SMB clients can materially affect results if projects are delayed or lost.

Scope
Third-party software development and consulting
Materiality
medium
medium

App store and platform dependency

Distribution and monetization depend on iOS and Google Play policies, rankings, and user behavior.

Scope
Owned app downloads, ads, and in-app purchases
Materiality
medium
Revenue recognition timing
Can shift revenue between quarters
Going-concern assessment
Signals financing risk and uncertainty around continuity
Related-party financing
Supports liquidity but may not be recurring
Working capital and receivables
Can distort cash conversion in a small company

: 28.4.2026