The autonomous app builder
that finds, builds and grows
Every other tool hands you a blank canvas. Goodspeed starts with the question nobody else answers: what should you build? Automated agents handle discovery, validation, architecture, code generation, and marketing in a single connected pipeline.
Five stages. All automated.
From signal to shipping — each stage hands off to the next automatically.
Find what to build
Discovery
Automated agents monitor 18 signal sources around the clock. When patterns emerge — repeated complaints on Reddit, underserved categories in the App Store, traction on Hacker News — the extraction pipeline surfaces them as scored opportunities. Two-pass analysis identifies the problem and generates multiple solution variants.
Know before you build
Validation
Every idea is scored on a 100-point rubric before any code is written. Market demand, willingness to pay, competitive density, technical feasibility, and solo viability. The rubric is transparent — you see why an idea scored the way it did, not just a number.
Plan before building
Architecture
A two-pass architecture process creates a full product spec. The first pass is UX-focused: user flows, onboarding, feature set. The second pass is technical: data models, edge functions, and which of the 12 cross-cutting features (offline sync, push notifications, biometric auth, social login) apply to this specific app.
Build fast, build right
Code Generation
Generation starts from a 246-feature template across 22 categories — the 76% of every app that is always the same (auth, payments, theme, analytics). Automated agents generate only the 24% that is unique to your app. Three to four targeted LLM calls, not seventy.
Grow without a marketing team
Growth
After launch, the growth engine runs ASO optimization (100+ keywords, metadata, category selection) and coordinates outreach across 8 channels: ProductHunt, Reddit, Hacker News, Indie Hackers, Twitter, and email. Automated social accounts post platform-native content to niche audiences.
Why “autonomous” means something different here
Code editors (Cursor, Copilot)
- •Helps you write code faster
- •Requires you to know what to build
- •Requires you to architect the solution
- •No idea validation
- •No App Store optimization
- •No marketing automation
Goodspeed
- •Finds the idea — 18 live signal sources
- •Validates demand before building
- •Designs the architecture automatically
- •Generates code from a 246-feature template
- •Optimizes App Store metadata
- •Automates outreach across 8 channels
Frequently asked questions
What is an autonomous app builder?
An autonomous app builder is a system that handles the entire app development lifecycle without requiring you to manage each step manually. Goodspeed discovers ideas from market signals, validates them, designs the architecture, generates production code, and automates marketing — all in a connected pipeline. You review outputs at each stage and approve before moving forward.
How is Goodspeed different from a code generator?
Code generators start when you already know what to build. Goodspeed starts before that — with discovery and validation. It finds opportunities in market data, scores them, plans the architecture, and then generates code. After the app is built, it handles App Store Optimization and multi-channel marketing. A code generator handles one step; Goodspeed handles all five.
Do I need coding experience to use Goodspeed?
No coding experience is required to get a production-ready codebase out of Goodspeed. The pipeline runs autonomously and produces a complete React Native app. If you want to customize what was generated — add features, change flows, adjust business logic — the code is clean TypeScript and easy to work with if you or someone on your team has development experience.
What tech stack do the generated apps use?
Every app is built on React Native with Expo, TypeScript, Supabase (auth + database + edge functions), RevenueCat (in-app purchases), PostHog (analytics), and Expo Router for navigation. The stack is entirely open source with no proprietary lock-in. You can eject from Expo at any time and run your own build pipeline.
Can I modify the generated code?
Yes. The generated code is pushed to your own GitHub repository. It follows standard React Native conventions with typed components, service layers, and a clear project structure. You can modify it directly, hand it to a development team, or use it as a starting point for a more customized version.
How does the discovery engine work?
The discovery pipeline monitors 18 signal sources: Hacker News, Reddit, App Store reviews, ProductHunt, GitHub Issues, Google Trends, G2/Capterra, Twitter/X, Crunchbase, Stack Overflow, and more. Raw signals go through a two-pass extraction: the first pass identifies real problems people are expressing, the second generates 2-3 solution variants per problem. Evidence clusters across multiple cycles to surface high-conviction themes. Each idea is then scored on a 100-point rubric before you see it.
See what autonomous actually looks like
Run a discovery cycle and watch the pipeline score real ideas from live market data.