Tin Computer

About Tin Computer

Tin Computer is an autonomous growth system for products that live on the open web and use code you control. It connects to your existing tools, reads signals from your funnel, and then identifies what is slowing growth down, builds the fix or experiment, and ships it through reviewable pull requests.

It is aimed at founders and teams that want ongoing growth work without maintaining a constant backlog of briefs and meetings. The homepage describes use cases across web SaaS, marketing sites and blogs, indie dev tools, marketplaces and directories, and Lovable, Bolt, and Replit apps. It is not positioned for mobile apps, native desktop apps, drag-and-drop no-code sites like Bubble, Webflow, or Notion sites, or Shopify and Etsy stores.

Tin Computer connects to GitHub for code changes, Stripe for revenue, Google Analytics and PostHog for behavior, Vercel for deployment context, and Sentry for errors. It can also work with support email and Search Console according to the site. The workflow is simple: it notices a constraint in the funnel, ships a fix or experiment, and then learns from the result to choose the next move. The site says it can handle SEO, paid acquisition, conversion, analytics, user research, customer support, and bug fixes.

The product emphasizes that it does not wait for a brief. It can open pull requests, follow your review and merge settings, and pause to ask before public posts, customer replies, paid spend, risky production changes, or decisions that affect customer promises. The pricing shown is $99 per month for Standard with 30 tasks per week, and $299 per month for Unlimited Growth with unlimited tasks.

Key features:
- Connects to GitHub, Stripe, Google Analytics, PostHog, Vercel, Sentry, support email, and Search Console.
- Opens pull requests and ships changes through your review and merge settings.
- Reads funnel and behavior signals to find what is limiting growth.
- Runs growth experiments and product fixes from start to finish.
- Learns from results and picks the next move automatically.
- Covers SEO, paid acquisition, conversion, analytics, user research, customer support, and bug fixes.
- Offers month-to-month plans with cancel-any-time billing and plan changes.
- Keeps work in assets you own, including pull requests, shipped pages, analytics events, support drafts, and docs.