Content for your app, written and scheduled by your coding agent.

AppDistroSetup Engine

One command.
Then as much content as you want.

This is the first run on a new app. It takes about five minutes, once, and it is the last time you touch anything.

1. You open the code you just downloaded

   Point your coding agent at the folder and say the word. It checks the machine, installs what it needs, then starts a short interview — one question at a time, with a recommendation and a reason for each option.

2. You give it a link to your product

   An App Store or Play listing. It reads the page and takes your name, tagline, icon and screenshots from it, and the closing slide of every set is drawn from that same listing.

3. It does the ICP research for you

   It reads the reviews of the apps that already serve your audience, runs frequency analysis over the actual words they use, and writes the contract every later batch is written against. It tells you how many reviews it read and whether that was a thin sample.

4. You tell it where the photos come from

   A local model on your own machine, or a folder of pictures you already own. AppDistro does not ship a photo library — see what you provide.

5. Then you ask for as much content as you want

   A week, a month, a year. Connect it to Postiz and the whole batch is queued for TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and YouTube, one post per day, starting tomorrow.

AppDistroOutput Blueprints

This is what
one command makes.

Vertical 9:16 photo slideshows, in the style the platforms already reward: amateur-looking photographs, white text with a heavy black stroke, lowercase, written as an interior monologue.

The slides

1080×1920 PNGs in swipe order, three to five per set depending on the format. White fill, heavy black stroke, lowercase, a counter chip above the opening line.

The closing card

The last slide carries your real listing — icon, name, subtitle, your actual star rating and rating count — taken from the store page you gave it. No invented numbers.

The video

The same slides cut into a vertical MP4 with a crossfade and a music bed, so one set posts as a TikTok slideshow, an Instagram reel, a Facebook video and a YouTube Short.

The caption

One line and two or three hashtags, written for that specific set. Every caption is checked against everything the account has posted before it is accepted — nothing repeats.

The formats that ship with it are timeline, confession, before / after and glow up. The clone command reads a slideshow that already works in your niche into a new blueprint, and reads the comments under it as audience research.

AppDistroThe Honest Part

What you provide, and why.

Most tools in this category quietly bake in a stock library and a bundled model call. We would rather tell you exactly what is yours and what is ours.

So AppDistro ships the machine — the interview, the research, the writer, the pool, the renderer, the reel cutter, the scheduler. It does not ship a photo library, and it does not ship a copy model. Both are configured during the interview:

Photographs

Any image model on your own machine that speaks the OpenAI images API — ComfyUI, A1111, LM Studio, Ollama — or a folder of pictures you already own. If no source is configured, the pipeline stops and tells you, rather than reaching for something you did not choose.

The words

Either your coding agent writes them (the CLI hands it a brief and validates what comes back), or an OpenAI-compatible endpoint with your own key. Either way the copy is written for your app, per batch — not pulled from a bank of canned lines.

The rest — rendering, reels, captions, the anti-repetition pool, scheduling — runs entirely on your machine and costs nothing per post.

AppDistroFAQ

Straight answers.

AppDistroAvailable now

You already built it.
Now distribute it.

One payment, your own keys, and a full queue scheduled this afternoon, for every account you run.