You got it. You can treat apps the way the music industry treats songs with the ambition that 1 in 100 is a "hit", and cover your losses with the success of th

You got it. You can treat apps the way the music industry treats songs with the ambition that 1 in 100 is a "hit", and cover your losses with the success of the few... ...or you can provide a unique app that serves an existing need and charge a reasonable price (far above the typical app store prices). There are countless examples of the latter, and not only are they successful financially but they serve to raise the standards of quality and compensation for the other type of participants.