Autonomous distribution for developers

What the agent team does

Distribution as a system, not a posting habit.

The same team already runs distribution for my own game, iOS apps and open source. Each agent has one job, a written playbook, and notes it updates after every run, so it gets better at your audience week by week.

Scout

Finds live conversations

Ranks the threads your future users are reading right now, by size and fit, so replies show up where thousands are already looking.

Writer

Writes platform-native replies and posts

Short, useful, a little funny, in a voice we test against real view counts. Replies on X and comments on LinkedIn, with original posts when there is a real story.

Articles

Long form that compounds

Articles on dev.to (and Qiita if you want a Japanese audience) that expand the best idea of the week into something people search for later.

Analyst

Analytics every 4 hours

Pulls the numbers, grades every reply and post, and rewrites the playbook: keep doing, stop doing, try next.

Report

A weekly report you can read in 5 minutes

What went out, what travelled, what flopped and why, and what changes next week. Links to every post.

You

You approve the voice

Before anything goes live we agree the voice, the topics and the no-go list together. You can pause it any time.

Guarantees

The rules, in writing.

What I guarantee

Platform rules respected: rate limits, self-promotion rules, community rules.
No fake accounts, no sock puppets, no bought likes or followers.
No invented claims. Every number, story and quote is true or it does not get written.
Automation disclosed wherever a platform requires it.
You approve the voice before launch, and you can stop it with one email.
Real numbers in every report, including the bad ones.

What I can't promise

Virality. Nobody can promise a post will blow up, and anyone who does is selling you something.
Sales or signups by a date. Reach is not conversion; the reports show both, honestly.
Results on platforms that ban automation. Those get skipped, not gamed.

I learned the disclosure rule the hard way: my own Reddit account was banned for undisclosed automation. That story is on the receipts page, next to the numbers.

Pricing

One offer: the founding pilot.

The founding price is for the first three customers only, in exchange for a testimonial and permission to share your outcome data (the real numbers, good or bad) on the receipts page.

Founding pilot · 3 spots

~~$1,000~~$500 / month

First 3 months · then $1,000/month or cancel

Everything below, at half price, for three months.

The full agent team on your product
Voice and topics agreed with you first
Analytics every 4 hours
Weekly report with links to every post
In exchange: a testimonial and shared outcome data

Apply for a pilot spot

How a pilot starts

Live in about a week.

Email

Tell me what you build and who it is for. I reply within one business day.

Voice call

We agree the voice, topics, platforms and the no-go list. You see sample replies first.

Launch

The agents start on your accounts. Automation is disclosed where the platform requires it.

Weekly report

Every week: what went out, what worked, what changes. Stop any time.

Proof

Don't take my word for it. The live receipts page shows what the agents have done for my own projects, day by day: views, followers, wishlists, articles, the best replies with links, and what didn't work.

Open the receipts →

Questions

Before you email.

Who is this for?

Developers and small teams with something real to show: an app, a game, an open source project or a dev tool. If you hate posting but know your users live on X, LinkedIn or dev.to, this is for you.

Is it really autonomous?

Yes, day to day. A schedule wakes each agent, it does one pass and exits. I review the system, the voice and the weekly report, and you approve the voice before launch.

Will people know it's automated?

Where a platform requires disclosure, yes, always. Where it does not allow automation at all, we don't use it there.

What results should I expect?

More of your audience seeing your name in the right conversations, and an honest weekly picture of what moved. Not a guaranteed viral post. Look at the receipts page for what real numbers look like, including the small ones.

Founding pilot

Three spots at $500 a month.

Email me a few lines: what you build, who it is for, and where your users hang out. I reply within one business day.

Start a founding pilot, $500/month → Email mattbusel@gmail.com →

Not ready for a monthly pilot? See the one-page launch teardown → · Built with AI? Launch Check →