Which app should we get downloaded?
What it actually does
Everything between a shipped app and people finding it.
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It reads your actual app
Paste the App Store link and Directd reads the listing, the reviews and the apps ranking beside you. What comes back is who you are really competing with, their real rating counts, and the search terms you could win — not a description of your category.
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Ideas worth filming, not captions
Openings, built from what your reviews say people struggle with and what the apps above you are not saying. Each one is a brief a creator can shoot without asking you a question, and your listing gets rewritten from phrases Apple actually returns results for.
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Creators, and somewhere to post
The content goes to accounts you own, so follower count is the wrong signal. Directd ranks creators by views per post, builds the slideshows in the studio, and posts them once you have confirmed — or leaves them as drafts.
FAQs
Everything you need to know about marketing with Directd.
A marketing cofounder for an iOS app you have already shipped. You paste the App Store link and talk to it: it reads your listing, your reviews and the apps ranking beside you, then writes the ideas worth filming and finds creators to film them.
It starts from your actual listing rather than from a prompt. The competitors are the apps Apple returns for your search terms, with their real rating counts; the video ideas come from what your reviews say people struggle with. A tool that has never read your app can only write about the category.
For Directd, yes. Everything it does is read from a real listing, so there is nothing honest to say about an app that has not shipped. If you do not have one, d0 builds it, and the two share one account and one subscription.
A competitor map with real rating counts, the search terms you could win, a rewritten title, subtitle and keyword field, video ideas written as briefs a creator can shoot without asking you a question, a shortlist of creators ranked by views per post, and slideshows built in the studio.
To TikTok, to accounts you own, and only after you confirm each post. You pick the privacy and comment settings, or send it as a draft to finish later. Connecting an account is optional and nothing else depends on it.
Because the content posts to accounts you own, so their follower count never reaches you. Views per post is the number that predicts whether anybody sees the video; followers is the number that predicts what they will charge.
There is a free allowance, then $20 a month, or $13 a month paid yearly. One subscription covers Directd and d0 together, and research, writing and renders all draw from the same allowance.