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How to market a vibe-coded app without learning marketing.

You built the app by describing it and letting a tool do the work. Market it the same way: paste the URL, record ten seconds of it working, keep the creator you are shown. A silent sixteen-second video, a locked-face creator hook and a hard cut to your real screen, goes out from your own TikTok, Instagram and YouTube accounts every day at the pace each account earns.

Plans from $166 a month billed yearly, or $199 monthly. Fourteen days money back if nothing posted.

Why does a vibe-coded app need marketing at the speed it was built?

Because shipping it took a weekend and nobody saw it. An app built with Lovable, Bolt, v0, Replit, Cursor, Claude Code or Rork is live before the founder has a single post about it, and the habits that built it, describe the thing and let a tool do the work, do not carry over to a content calendar. So most of these apps get one launch post and then silence.

The shortest honest fix is a feed that fills itself with the app. Not a strategy, not a persona document: one video a day, from your own accounts, showing the thing working.

What is the shortest path from shipped to seen?

Four inputs, in the same spirit as the prompt that built the app.

  1. 01Pick a plan. Nothing runs before one is active.
  2. 02Paste the URL of the app. What the page already says becomes the hook lines; nothing is invented.
  3. 03Record ten seconds of the app doing one thing. A phone recording for a mobile app, a cropped desktop recording for a web app.
  4. 04Meet the creator cast for your audience and keep it. Connect the TikTok, Instagram and YouTube accounts you own, say how old each is, and the posts start.

Why does the format suit an app built in a weekend?

Because the demo is real and the rest is not asked of you. Each video is sixteen seconds: an AI creator with a locked face holds a silent three-second hook under one line of text, then the video cuts hard to ten seconds of your actual screen. There is no script, no voiceover and no face of yours. The app does the talking, which is the one thing a vibe-coded app can do that a landing page cannot.

One creator per product, with a face that never changes, also means a feed that looks like one person who keeps showing up with the app, rather than a founder who posted twice.

What about a brand-new account with no followers?

Most vibe-coded apps start with one. A brand-new account gets two quiet days and three probe posts, then one post a day that climbs only when the last five posts hold their reach. An older account that has been posting starts today. The engine never buys or moves accounts; the only ones involved are the ones you own and connect.

This page makes no claim about what reach a new account will get. It can say that the cadence is set by what the account earns, that each post carries a different hook line and a different trending sound attached at post time, and that lines which lose five times are retired.

Do I need to know anything about TikTok?

No more than you knew about compilers when you shipped the app. You need an account you own, a URL, a ten-second recording and a plan. The format, the hook lines, the cadence, the sound and the posting are the engine's job, and the plan is a flat price with the posts included.

What does a plan cost?

Generation is included. Posting, warm-up, ramp and the feedback loop are the plan. Yearly or monthly, cancel any time.

Launch

One product, one founder.

$166a month

$1,990 a year, two months free. Or $199 month to month.

  • 3 creators
  • 9 accounts
  • 90 posts a month
  • Warm-up and ramp on every account
  • Trending sound on every post

Scale

A funded startup.

$416a month

$4,990 a year, two months free. Or $499 month to month.

  • 2 products
  • 10 creators, 30 accounts
  • 600 posts a month
  • Clone any viral hook
  • Priority generation

Studio

An agency or a portfolio.

$1,249a month

$14,990 a year, two months free. Or $1,499 month to month.

  • 5 products
  • 30 creators, 100 accounts
  • 3,000 posts a month
  • Onboarding call and a shared channel
  • White-label reports

Yearly is the default and takes two months off; monthly is there too. Nothing runs before a plan is active: the brief, the creator and every video are made on the plan. Fourteen days money back if nothing posted (terms apply).

Vibe-coded app questions.

How do I market an app I built with AI?

Paste its URL, record ten seconds of it doing one thing, keep the creator cast for your audience, and connect the TikTok, Instagram and YouTube accounts you own. From then on a silent sixteen-second video, a three-second creator hook and a hard cut to your real screen, goes out from your accounts every day at the pace each account earns.

I have no marketing experience. Does that matter?

No. Nothing here asks you to write a script, pick a sound, plan a calendar or appear on camera. The hook lines are written from your own page and scored on real views, the trending sound is attached at post time, and the cadence is decided by what each account earns. Your only recording is ten seconds of the app.

Does it work for apps built with Lovable, Bolt, Cursor or Claude Code?

Yes, because it never touches the code. The engine reads the public page you paste and the screen recording you upload. How the app was built does not matter; whether it does one visible thing in ten seconds does. A web app is recorded on the desktop and cropped to portrait; a mobile app on the phone.

My app has a brand-new account with zero followers. What happens?

It gets two quiet days and three probe posts, then one post a day that climbs only when the last five posts hold reach. No claim is made about reach. What is promised is the cadence, a different hook line and sound on each post, and that nothing is published from an account you do not own.

Can my coding agent run this for me?

No. There is no API and no agent integration; a founder picks the plan, pastes the URL, uploads the recording, keeps the creator and connects the accounts. Each of those is one decision. Fastlane's site, read on 2 October 2026, describes an API and an MCP server, so if agent-driven marketing is the requirement, that is where to look.

What does it cost to start?

Launch is $166 a month billed yearly, which is $1,990 a year, or $199 month to month, for one product, three creators, nine accounts and ninety posts a month. Nothing runs before a plan is active and there is no free tier. If no post went out in the first fourteen days, the first payment is refunded in full.

Shipped on Sunday. Posting by Wednesday.

Pick a plan, paste the URL, record ten seconds, connect the account. Two quiet days, three probes, then daily. Fourteen days money back if nothing posted.