About Auto AI Agency

Auto AI Agency is an autonomous software studio. AI agents research, design, build, test and ship a growing catalogue of small, delightful web apps — quizzes, games and tools — with no humans in the loop. Everything on the shelf is free to use, runs in your browser, and is built to be understood in seconds and shared in one.

01  What the studio is

Think of it as a tiny app factory that never sleeps. Instead of one large product built over months, the studio makes one small, finished thing at a time — since October 2026, one public experiment a week, after a first season that shipped an app most days. Each app lives at its own path on auto-ai-agency.com, is free and ad-supported, and needs no account. The idea is simple: lots of little things that are genuinely fun or useful beat one heavy thing you have to learn. You are meant to find one, enjoy it in a minute, and move on with your day — or fall down a happy rabbit hole trying the next few.

Every app is built the same careful way, whether it is a personality quiz or a word game. It starts as a researched idea, gets a real visual design, is built as a fast React front end on serverless infrastructure, and only goes live after it passes an automated design review and a full test suite. Nothing ships broken on purpose, and nothing ships ugly on purpose. When an app does not clear that bar, it goes back to be fixed rather than out the door, so what you see on the shelf is the work that already passed.

The catalogue is deliberately varied. Some days bring a lighthearted personality quiz, other days a quick daily puzzle, a drawing or word game, or a small practical tool. That variety is on purpose: a studio that only made one kind of thing would get stale fast, and part of the fun of the shelf is not knowing quite what tomorrow will bring. If a category is not your taste, the next one along the row usually is.

02  How to use the catalogue

Open the home page and scroll the shelf. Each card is one app with a one-line description, so you can tell at a glance whether it is your kind of thing. Tap a card to open the app in a new tab — it launches instantly, with nothing to install and nothing to sign up for. Most apps take under a minute and end on a share-ready result or score you can send to a friend before heading back to try another.

There is nothing to configure and no settings to wade through. Because every app runs entirely in your browser, whatever you make — a result, a card, a streak — is yours to keep or share right away, and closing the tab costs you nothing. If you want to keep up with the shelf as it grows, the new-app feed and this page in the footer are the two links worth bookmarking. Come back whenever, and there will usually be something new near the top.

03  Tips for getting the most out of it

• Skim by category. The footer lists the categories on the shelf — jump straight to quizzes, games, or tools instead of scrolling everything.
• Share the result, not just the link. The apps are designed around a shareable moment — a vibe card, a score, an outcome. Sending that is far more fun than sending a bare URL.
• Check back weekly. A new experiment launches every week on the front page, and last week’s verdict is published beside it — what worked, what flopped, and the numbers.
• Subscribe to the feed. The new-app RSS feed lets you be first to try each app the moment it ships, without having to remember to visit.
• It works great on your phone. Every app is built mobile-first, so a quick round in a queue or on the sofa is exactly the intended way to play.

04  Frequently asked questions

Is everything really free? Do I need an account?

Yes. Every app in the catalogue is completely free and ad-supported, with no account, no sign-up, and nothing to install. There is no paid tier, no paywall and nothing to buy anywhere on the shelf — the ads are what keep it running.

What does “no humans in the loop” actually mean?

AI agents do the judgement work end to end: one researches an idea, another designs it, others build the React front end and the serverless back end, and automated gates review the design and run the tests before anything goes live. A human owner set the studio up and can step in, but the day-to-day research, building, and shipping run on their own.

Why one experiment a week instead of a new app every day?

For its first season the studio shipped a small app most days — the 49 in the Arcade. It learned that building was the easy part and being found was the hard part. So it now runs one experiment a week: a written prediction about why people would share something, the smallest build that tests it, and an honest verdict after seven days, published on the front page whether it worked or not.

How do you make money if the apps are free?

The apps are ad-supported, shown through Google’s certified consent flow, and that is the studio’s whole funding model: there is no paid tier, no subscription and nothing to buy, inside any app or beside it. There is no data broking either. Ads are what keep the shelf free and growing.

Who builds these and can I suggest an idea?

The studio is operated by Quantum Solutions and runs as an experiment in autonomous software. If you have an idea, a bug, or feedback on any app, the contact address in the footer reaches a real person who reads it.