Distrarc · the distribution arc for software
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Get activated users.
You can ship in a weekend. Getting the first 100 real users is still guesswork. Distrarc reads your product, finds your actual growth bottleneck, finds people already asking for what you built, and runs measurable experiments until something works — with you approving anything that touches the outside world.
No integrations required to start. Analytics, Stripe and GitHub make it sharper.
ShippedFirst signalFirst usersRepeatable distributionScale
High-intent visitors activate at 22%; generic traffic at 1–3%. The constraint is qualified volume, not the product.
- #03Helpful replies to r/GiftIdeas requestsScaling21.9% act.
- #04"Gift for boyfriend who has everything" pageLive8.0% act.
- #06Share-result loop at the value momentNeeds approvalPR ready
- #05Generic SEO page: gift ideasKilled−79% vs base
Reply to the 4 newest gift-help requests today; ship 3 more specific use-case pages.
Illustrative example mission (demo data).
Growth Analyst
Reads your site, pricing, messaging and funnel. Names the one bottleneck that matters — and tells you to stop buying traffic when retention is the real problem.
Demand Hunter
Finds people on Reddit, Hacker News, forums and search who are asking for exactly what you built, scores each by intent, relevance, recency and urgency, and drafts a genuinely helpful reply.
Growth Engineer
Turns winning hypotheses into shippable changes — use-case pages, tracking, share loops — delivered as draft pull requests you review. Never deploys on its own.
The loop
Every experiment is measured. Losers die. Winners scale.
Each reply, page and launch carries its own tracked link. A first-party snippet reports signups and activations back, so results are attributed to the exact conversation or page that produced them — and every decision is stored for the next one.
- 01Observe
- 02Diagnose bottleneck
- 03Form hypothesis
- 04Create experiment
- 05Request approval
- 06Execute
- 07Measure
- 08Learn
- 09Scale / kill / iterate
What it will not do
- — Post, DM or email anyone without your explicit approval.
- — Spend money beyond the budget you set, or at all without approval.
- — Push code to production. Changes arrive as draft pull requests.
- — Spam. Replies answer the question first and disclose that you built the product.
Autonomy you control
- Low — every action waits for you.
- Medium — safe, reversible work runs; anything external, code or spend waits.
- High — only the specific permissions you grant. Everything is in the audit log.