We guarantee you get your first app live with real paying users.
- The CodeSpring Ultra plan, set up for you
- An automated marketing agent set up for you
- SEO pages written and built onto your site
- Carousels and videos for TikTok and Instagram
- Two setup calls in your first month
- You build the app, the agent markets it
That link opens our booking page. Booking a call is the first step, and it is the first of the two calls that set you up.
Do you want an app, or do you want an app people pay for?
Almost everyone answers the second one once the question is put in front of them. It is worth saying out loud early, because the two answers lead to different work. An app that exists is finished when the code runs. An app people pay for is finished when a stranger you have never spoken to finds it, signs up, and is still paying you in three months.
So you launched. Now what?
The app works. You can sign up, the payment page takes cards, the database is clean. Then you open your analytics and there is nobody in it. Building the app did not create a single person who wants the app. You are back at the beginning, except now you have a product to feed and a monthly bill for hosting it.
What it looks like when it works
Someone types their problem into Google at eleven at night and lands on a page about that exact problem. They read it, they sign up, they pay. You find out in the morning from an email. It happens again two days later, and the number at the top of your dashboard starts the month higher than it started the last one. That is what recurring revenue feels like from the inside. It is small and repeated, and it does not depend on you posting that day.
Marketing is a second full time job
To be found on Google you need keyword research, pages written against those keywords, internal links between them, a sitemap search engines trust, and documentation that answers the questions people actually type. To be found on TikTok and Instagram you need hooks, scripts, filming, editing, captions, covers and a posting schedule you hold for months without stopping. Then there is the distribution around it: reposting, replying, keeping the accounts alive.
Every one of those is a skill you would be learning from zero. The months you spend learning them are months you are not building your product, and the day you stop posting is the day the traffic stops with you.
How much content does that actually take?
Put your own numbers in. The page does not tell you what to expect from marketing, it only does the arithmetic on the figures you give it. The values it starts with are illustrative placeholders to show you how the controls work. They are not CodeSpring results, not a case study and not a promise, so replace them with numbers you believe.
What you want the product to earn every month.
What one customer pays you each month.
What one piece of content gets seen by.
Of everyone who sees a post, the share who leave the feed and open your site.
The share of site visitors who start paying.
Research, writing, filming, editing and publishing, per post.
- Subscribers
- 34
- Visitors a month
- 3,400
- Views a month
- 340,000
- Posts a month
- 340
1 block = 1 subscriber at $30 a month
11.3 h a day of 24, 79.3 h a week, past a full time job
At the minutes per post you set, that is 79.3 hours a week of your own time, every week, before you write a line of product code.
What Autopilot does instead
You get an automated marketing agent set up for you. You message it on Telegram and it does the work that otherwise fills your week.
The marketing plugins plug directly into the CodeSpring coding agent, so this is one system rather than three separate tools. Nothing publishes on its own: you approve what goes out and you can change any of it.
The CodeSpring coding agent builds your app
- It builds the software from the plans you approve on the canvas.
- It maintains what is already live as the product grows.
- It runs security audits on your code, including before you launch.
The marketing agent gets your site found
- It researches the keywords your buyers already type.
- It writes the SEO pages and builds them onto your site.
- It keeps titles, descriptions, sitemap and internal links correct as pages get added.
- It writes your product documentation and your tutorials, and keeps them current.
The marketing agent makes your social content
- It creates carousels for TikTok and Instagram.
- It creates videos for TikTok and Instagram.
- It works from the same keyword research as your pages, so the content is not invented on the day.
How it goes, from setup to running on its own
Pick a stage to see what happens in it. Two weeks of setup, launch in month two, then it keeps running.
Week 1, set up and start building
The first week gets your tools in place and gets you building. You are onboarded into CodeSpring, onboarded into Atlas, and onboarded onto the CodeSpring coding agent. Your GitHub and staging get configured, and you start designing your first features.
- Your account is set up on the Ultra plan.
- You map your app out on the canvas so you can see what it is made of.
- You learn how to plan a feature before any code gets written.
- Atlas reviews your code as you build, so risky changes get caught early.
- You install the coding agent and connect it to your CodeSpring project.
- You learn how to hand it a task and review what it builds.
- Your 100,000 monthly AI credits are live from day one.
- You set up production, a dev branch and a staging branch.
- Staging is where you test a change before your customers ever see it.
You do the building. Nobody writes your app for you, and the two setup calls in your first month are there to get you moving rather than to teach you a syllabus.
- You design features on the canvas, turn them into tasks, and let the coding agent build from those tasks.
Common questions
Does someone build the app for me?
No. You build it. Autopilot gives you the tools, the setup and the marketing agent, and you do the building.
What is included on the Ultra plan?
The mind map and planning web app, the CodeSpring coding agent, and 100,000 AI credits a month, for twelve months.
Do I need to know how to code?
You need to be willing to work with a coding agent and follow the documentation. You direct it, the agent writes the code.
Are there any calls?
There are two calls in the first month to get everything set up, and none after that.
By the end of week 1 your tools are set up and you are building features.
What is included
- The CodeSpring Ultra plan for twelve months: the mind map and planning web app, the CodeSpring coding agent, and 100,000 AI credits every month.
- An automated marketing agent set up for you: a Hermes agent on Telegram, plus the marketing plugins installed on your coding agent.
- Two calls in your first month to get everything set up, and none after that.
- Keyword research, SEO pages written and built onto your site, and your site kept maintained.
- Your product documentation and tutorials, written and kept current.
- Carousel and video content made for TikTok and Instagram.
- Priority 1-to-1 support in a private Slack channel.
- A pre-launch security audit before you go live.
- Nobody builds your app for you. Autopilot is not done for you.
- There is no coaching and no weekly sessions. After your two setup calls, support is the Slack channel.
What you end up with
You end up with a live app that takes real paying users. You have a build system you run yourself, so the next feature is planned, built and shipped without waiting on anyone. Your marketing agent keeps writing pages and making content while you build, so the work of getting found does not stop when you stop.
Get your first app live with paying users
You bring the product you want to build. Autopilot brings the tools and the marketing agent, and we guarantee you get it live with real paying users.
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