The most immediate way would be taking on 12 hrs per week of freelance/consulting iOS work . . . network and make connections. (Try not to use upwork/online sit

The most immediate way would be taking on 12 hrs per week of freelance/consulting iOS work . . . network and make connections. (Try not to use upwork/online sites try to network and charge 1.5 to 2x your 9-5 hourly rate. (Taking care to work with in the bounds of your 9-5 job/contract, I wouldn't bring it up with your boss/co-workers but make sure you're not breaking rules in case it would every come up). Get an EIN number and work as a 1099 contract dev with clients, LLC if you're bringing in lots of hours over the year. I'll mention the app store seems like minimal return on investment if any for most iOS devs so I wouldn't expect to make money off that. If you enjoy it just want to roll the dice without any expectations more as a hobby but sounds like you want to bring in revenue. Beyond that investing 12 hours in building an audience for a product (ebook/training/info products) might be worthwhile. Give this podcast a listen . . . http://www.startupsfortherestofus.com/ http://www.startupsfortherestofus.com/ Microconf talks https://vimeo.com/user12790628/videos https://vimeo.com/user12790628/videos Building a product or SaaS app times time/is hard but having recurring revenue down the road is a huge payoff . . . Congrats to letting your wife pursue her dream. Good luck.