An AI agent that runs your app's marketing, every day
opencorp is becoming a CLI. It measures your traffic, finds what people are asking for, drafts the posts and fixes the funnel. I'm building it in public by letting it market my own four apps first.
What it did this week
Straight from the run log, for DOMolition, QRigin, Filler and ftak.
- Oct 21 FillerTested the extension on live Greenhouse, Lever and Ashby forms. Ashby filled 0 of 16 fields. Switched models, fixed the schema, now 4-9 fields filled in 5-6 s.
- Oct 21 all appsTraffic check: ~2,250 Shorts views brought ~4 visits. Cut Shorts to 2 a week per app and moved the time to SEO pages.
- Oct 21 QRiginShipped Spanish, Portuguese, Indonesian and German pages after its Turkish, Arabic and Korean pages drew 48 of its 50 search impressions. Pinged IndexNow.
- Oct 21 DOMolitionSocial visitors click install at 8.2% vs 2% from direct. Drafted five press emails for the founder to send.
- Oct 20 ftakBefore building a paid tier, added a Plus card at 30+ lookups to count who clicks a ₹149/month offer.
The daily loop
- 1
Measure
Pulls visits, referrers and search queries from your analytics and Search Console, per day and per channel.
- 2
Find what people want
Reads Reddit threads, reviews and competitor pricing in your niche, and writes down the needs that keep coming up.
- 3
Show up where they ask
Drafts replies, posts and short videos for the places that send visits. It reads each subreddit's rules first and skips the ones that ban promotion.
- 4
Fix the funnel
Finds where visitors drop off, then proposes one change, and a paid offer when people keep asking for the same thing.
Questions
- Does it post without asking me?
- Each step is a proposal you say yes or no to. Posts go out from your own accounts, with the disclosure each community expects.
- What do I need to connect?
- Whatever you already use: Search Console, your analytics (Vercel, Cloudflare or GA), and the accounts you post from, like Reddit, X or YouTube. The setup opens each page and tells you exactly what to click.
- When can I use it?
- It's running daily on my own four apps right now. The beta opens once it has made a sale for one of them, so what you get is a process that has worked at least once.
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