Run your whole app by asking

Twinr Copilot

The copilot sits inside your Twinr dashboard and knows your app. Ask it to change a screen, send a push campaign, pull last week's numbers or push a new version to the stores, in plain language. It does the work and shows you before anything goes live.

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Works across your whole dashboardAnswers from the real help docsYou approve every change

What it does

One place to ask, for everything in your app

The copilot works across the whole of Twinr. It isn't a help chat that points you at an article. It's the same assistant for building your app, messaging your customers, reading your numbers and shipping updates.

Build

Change your app

Screens, tabs, names, colours, icons, splash screen, settings. Describe the change and it sets it up.

Build → Engage

Run your campaigns

Draft the push copy, build the audience, pick a send time and schedule it. Or ask what's worth sending this week.

Engage → Analytics

Read your numbers

Ask how last week went and get the answer with the figures: active users, sessions, retention, revenue.

Analytics → Builds

Ship an update

When a change needs a new version in the stores, ask and it starts the build.

Build →

Your app

Describe the change, it makes it

Add a screen, rename a tab, reorder your navigation, change the theme colour, swap the app icon, adjust your settings. You describe what you want in your own words. There's no settings page to hunt for.

No settings to find Say what you want, not where it lives.

It shows you first Every change arrives as a card you approve.

It explains as it goes You get the steps too, so you can do it yourself next time.

Ask Copilot button with suggested asks: design my app theme, set up push notifications, connect Shopify, walk me through a build

Copilot applying a new accent colour #12BF7C across the app chrome, buttons and tab bar

Copilot explaining why an iOS build was rejected under Apple guideline 4.2, suggesting turning on push notifications and linking the App approval guide

Twinr Copilot drafting a push notification: Monsoon drop is live, new arrivals in handwoven cotton, 20% off until Sunday, to 4,812 opted-in devices, with Now or Schedule and Send or No thanks

Campaigns

Ask for a campaign, get a campaign

The copilot drafts the message, builds the audience, suggests when to send and sets the whole thing up. You read it and approve it.

It writes the copy Title and body inside the character limits, in your tone, with variants to choose from.

It builds the audience “People who viewed handbags but didn’t order” becomes a segment you can save and reuse.

It suggests what to send Out of ideas? It reads your catalogue and recent activity and proposes campaigns worth running.

Ask how the app is doing

You don't need to know which report to open. Ask the question and the copilot pulls the figures and explains what they mean.

Ask in plain words “How did the cart reminder do?”, not a report builder.

It reads the result for you What changed, and what it suggests doing next.

It connects the dots Campaigns, sessions and revenue in one answer.

It never changes anything on its own

The copilot can do a lot. That only works if you’re in control of it. Every change, whether a screen, a campaign or a new build, arrives as a card showing exactly what will happen. Nothing goes live until you approve it.

You see it before it happens The card spells out what changes, from what to what.

It answers first, then offers You always get the steps as well. If you'd rather do it yourself, you can.

A person is one message away Ask for a human and the copilot steps back. Someone from Twinr picks up the same conversation, with everything you already said.

Stop hunting through settings

The copilot is already in your dashboard. Ask it something.

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FAQ

The AI copilot, answered

It's an assistant built into your Twinr dashboard that works across the whole product. It can change your app, create and schedule push campaigns, pull your app analytics, update your app configuration and start new builds. It answers questions about any of it using Twinr's help documentation.

Anything you'd do in the Twinr dashboard. Add or rename screens, reorder your tabs, change your app name, icon, colours or splash screen, draft and schedule a push campaign, build a customer segment, check how last week performed, or send a new version to the stores.

No. When the copilot makes a change, it shows you a confirmation card describing exactly what will happen. The change is only made when you tap Apply.

Twinr's own help documentation. It searches the help docs, reads the relevant pages and answers from those. If something isn't covered, it tells you and points you at support rather than guessing.

Some do, some don't. Tabs, screens, links, colours and native screen content go live without a build. Your app icon, splash screen, app name, permissions and deep links need a new version in the stores. The copilot tells you which applies before you commit, and can start the build when one is needed.

Yes, any time. Ask for a human and the copilot stops replying while a Twinr team member picks up the same conversation. You don't start over.

That's who it's for. Ask in plain language and it replies in plain language, with the steps.

Twinr Copilot