How concentrated is your portfolio?
Paste each project’s MRR. You get the numbers that actually describe a portfolio — top-project share, top-3 share, and the median (averages lie here) — plus an honest verdict. Real reference point: our founder’s published portfolio runs two apps holding 87% of MRR across ten — concentration is normal, not shameful.
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Total MRR
$497
Top project share
87%
Top 3 share
100%
Median project
$12
1 project at $0 — every one deserves either a plan or a review date.
Effectively a one-product business
That's not a failure — most portfolios end here (the power law always wins). The honest question: are the other projects a search for the next winner, or unpaid maintenance? Give each a review date.
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What to do with the number
- High concentration (top project ≥ 85%): protect the winner; give every tail project a kill-or-keep review date. The free tracker template has an hours-spent column for exactly this decision.
- $0 projects:not automatically dead — but 60–90 days after a real distribution attempt with near-zero actives, the honest verb is “kill.” Run each one through the kill-or-continue scorecard.
- Recheck monthly.Concentration drifts; decisions should follow the drift, not the memory of last quarter’s shape. That standing recheck is the job SoleOS automates — see it on the live demo (sample data, no sign-up).