Build an app people actually want.

Yes, and that is the point. Many builders stop at a web app, so their users hit the wall of not being able to publish to the App Store. Goodspeed generates a real native app in React Native with auth, payments, and analytics already wired in, then submits a signed build to the Apple App Store and Google Play under your own accounts, and you approve the release. It runs the lifecycle with automation: it scores the opportunity, researches and specifies the product, and produces real, owned code, not a throwaway prototype, with you reviewing the key decisions along the way. It also hosts the finished app, so there is no infrastructure for you to set up, and store optimization and outreach keep running after launch.

Most autonomous app builders generate code for an idea you already have, then hand you a repo and leave hosting, store releases, and growth to you. Goodspeed is different: it starts upstream, finding validated ideas before writing a single line of code, and it does not stop at the code. The platform covers discovery, planning, building, checking the must-have features on your screens against your plan, hosting, store release preparation, and growth in one continuous pipeline. That full-lifecycle approach is what sets it apart.

You can start for free, no credit card required. Build tiers are credit-based for the months you are actively building, and all three run the whole pipeline: idea scoring, market research, product requirements, architecture, code generation, store release preparation and the growth tools. They differ only in how much monthly credit they include, and the current prices are on the pricing page. Once your app is live, Maintain starts at $49 a month plus usage to keep it hosted, which covers the infrastructure you would otherwise have to run yourself. You can also export the source and host it yourself instead.

No. The Goodspeed pipeline is designed for founders and product people, not engineers. You interact with the platform to steer decisions (which idea to pursue, which features to include, when to approve a spec) while automated agents handle the technical execution. The output is a real GitHub repository with standard, maintainable code that any developer can extend later.

No, and this is where most builders leave you stranded. They hand you a repo and you still have to stand up a database, wire auth, configure a server, and keep it all running. Goodspeed provisions the backend during the build and operates it after launch, so your app is live without you opening a single infrastructure account. Maintain, from $49 a month plus usage per live app, is what keeps it hosted and patched. If you would rather run it yourself, export the full source to your own GitHub and host it anywhere. Nothing about the app is locked to us.

Yes. Every project is plain Expo, no proprietary runtime. Use the Export your code button to push the entire repo to your own GitHub account, or download a zip if you would rather skip GitHub. From that moment on, you can build, ship, and modify it without us. Your generated code is MIT-licensed to you; the reusable framework it is built on is source-available for the apps you build.

You do not sit and watch a progress bar. Submit an idea and the pipeline researches the market, plans the build, and writes the code on its own, so you can close the tab and check back later. Each stage runs in order and pauses for your approval at the key decisions. That plan is what the must-have features on your app's screens are checked against, so you get a real app instead of a throwaway prototype.