JohnDistribPal2/7
7.5M+ views in a month9 accounts, 4 platforms$0 spent on ads
Organic UGC is the cheapest way there is to market an app: buying this much reach on the same platforms would have run into thousands of dollars.
90% off for the first 200 customers (1 left)
JohnDistribPal1/7
Get customers on autopilot with AI agents.
DistribPal is source code you open with your coding agent (Claude Code, Cursor or Codex). Give it a link to your app and it makes photo slideshows for TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and YouTube, then schedules them. Ask for a week, a month or a year at a time.
Pay once, use it forever · your keys · your accounts · no subscription
JohnDistribPal3/7
One command.
As many posts as you want.
This is the actual terminal, the first time you run it on a new app. It takes about five minutes, you only do it once, and everything after it is a single command.
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 of about ten questions, one at a time.
You give it a link to your product
An App Store or Play listing, or the site your web app lives on. It reads the page and writes your name, tagline and pitch itself, then runs the audience research on the people already served by products like yours.
It does the ICP research for you
It works out who your customer actually is and hands it back in their own words. Every line of copy it writes from then on gets written against that.
You clone a viral slideshow, or use a built-in format
Drop in a post that is already working in your niche and it reads the structure into a format of your own. Or skip it and pick one of the formats that ship with it. Answer the last few questions and the machine is set up for good.
Then you ask for as much content as you want
A week, a month, a year of it in one go. There is no approval queue and nothing to export. Connect it to Postiz, a social media scheduling tool, and it schedules the whole batch as well, posted to TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and YouTube on its own.
JohnDistribPal4/7
This is what
one command makes.
It makes TikTok-style photo slideshows. Point it at a slideshow that already works in your niche, it clones the format, and then you generate hundreds of your own in that shape, for your app and your audience. Nothing below was shot, written or laid out by hand.
- The slides
- Vertical 9:16 images in swipe order, ready to post. Two to seven per set, depending on the format.
- The video
- The same slides cut into a reel with music, so one set posts as a TikTok slideshow, an Instagram reel, a Facebook video and a YouTube Short.
- The caption
- One line and a few hashtags, written for that specific set. A different caption every time, never the same one twice.
JohnDistribPal5/7
7.5 million views.
$0 in ad spend.
I got traction when I stopped building and started marketing.
Building apps is easy now. Getting customers isn’t. For years I shipped apps nobody saw, because given the choice between one more feature and one more post, I picked the feature every single time.
JohnDistribPal
In the early days, distribution beats product. An average app people see will beat a great one they don’t.
So I started posting, and hit the real problem: making the content ate my week. I would go hard for ten days, burn out, go quiet for a month, and lose whatever traction I had. I built DistribPal to get out of that loop, and it is the only reason I still post at all.
John, who built DistribPal
JohnDistribPal6/7
Straight answers.
How much of this is actually automatic?
All of it. You say "generate a month of slideshows" and your agent writes the copy, produces the photographs, builds the videos, writes a different caption for each one and schedules them across your accounts. Every set is also rendered as a video, so the same post can go out as a TikTok slideshow, a reel on Instagram and Facebook, and a YouTube Short. There is no approval queue and nothing to export. You can still open the batch and change anything you want, but you do not have to.
Why is it $25?
The first 200 customers get it for $25 because they are the ones who send me feedback and feature requests, which is what makes the tool better. If you got in early, every 1.x update is still included.
Is this a subscription, or a one-time payment?
No. One payment and it is yours, running on your own machine and your own keys. No licence server, nothing phoning home, and every 1.x update included.
Do I need to be technical?
You need a coding agent (Claude Code, Cursor or Codex) and to be able to run one command. You give it a link to your app and the agent does the rest: it installs everything, reads the page to work out what you sell, and sets itself up. You never open a config file.
What does it cost to run?
Pennies a post. You bring your own free Gemini API key and pay Google directly for 2 to 5 image calls per slideshow. Everything else, captions, screens, cards and videos, is made on your machine and costs nothing. On top of that you need a coding agent to drive it, Claude Code, Cursor or Codex, which most developers are already paying for.
JohnDistribPalVersion 1.0 · available now7/7
You already built it.
Get customers on autopilot.
One payment, your own keys, and a full queue of content scheduled this afternoon, for every account you run.
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