Growth engine · powered by AI

Good apps die unseen.
GrowthKit fixes that.

Add one line of code and an AI assembles a viral growth loop tailored to your app — then optimizes it. No marketing team. No ad budget.

<script src="growthkit.js" data-app-name="YourApp" ...></script>

The problem

Today an app succeeds not because it's the best, but because someone paid the most for ads. Thousands of genuinely useful apps never reach the people who need them — their teams simply can't afford to be discovered. Attention is bought, not earned.

How it works

Three layers, one line of code.

01 · DIAGNOSE

AI director

Looks at the app — niche, type, launched or not — and decides which growth mechanics actually fit it.

02 · ASSEMBLE

The loop builds itself

The SDK renders the assigned mechanics from a library of proven blocks — no developer work, no new release.

03 · OPTIMIZE

Self-tuning

It measures which card and copy convert best and routes more traffic to the winner. A/B testing on autopilot.

Proven growth mechanics

The AI composes a loop from battle-tested building blocks.

🏆 Share achievement · Strava
✨ Made-with watermark · Gamma
🤝 Invite a friend · Dropbox
⏳ Waitlist queue · Robinhood
👥 Collaboration invite · Figma

One SDK, different loops

The same growthkit.js, two very different apps — the AI assembles a different loop for each.

🏃 FitTrack · launched

AI picked share achievement + invite a friend — people love showing off their results.

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🛡️ GuardianSOS · pre-launch

AI picked invite contacts + waitlist — build the trusted network and the early-access queue.

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Business ↔ Impact — one flywheel

The more good it does, the more money it makes — and vice versa.

💼 Business

Commercial apps pay a subscription. We do what Branch & AppsFlyer (valued in the billions) do — but smarter and cheaper, because an AI replaces the growth team.

🌍 Impact

Free for education, non-profits and social apps — the ones that die not because they're bad, but because no one hears about them. We democratize growth so the best ideas win on merit, not budget.