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Autopilot lets the superun experts take your agreed requirements through design, development, checks, and publishing to deliver the first version of your app. You can follow progress, preview work in progress, and ask Su Xiaoqiang about the project. Choose Build step by step if you want to make decisions throughout the process. Choose Let the superun experts take over to hand off the remaining work.

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Why choose Autopilot

  • Reach the first result sooner: the experts work continuously through design, development, and checks using the agreed requirements. This reduces time spent waiting for step-by-step confirmation and explaining the same requirements again, helping the build stay on course.
  • Use credits more efficiently and save up to 50% on your first-trial unlock: continuous creation can reduce work caused by repeated discussions and revisions. Unlock within 48 hours of completion to save 50% compared with that project’s full unlock price. Standard-rate projects continue to use ordinary creation rates.

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Start Autopilot

  1. Create a project and discuss its purpose, main features, and expected results with Su Xiaoqiang.
  2. Once the requirements are ready, find the creation-mode choices before formal design and select Let the superun experts take over.
  3. Check whether the entry offers a first free trial or states that standard credit rates apply.
  4. After you start, the project enters Autopilot and the experts continue building it.
Only the project owner can start Autopilot. Availability also depends on account eligibility and the project stage. Earlier requirement questions and option cards do not provide additional Autopilot entries.
Starting Autopilot uses your one-time free trial. Purchasing the finished app is not what uses the trial. Chatting, creating projects, or seeing the entry without selecting it does not use it.

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Who can use it

Using ordinary creation to build an app first does not by itself remove an existing trial entitlement. If your account qualifies for the trial and has never started Autopilot, you can still use that trial later. There is no account-level usage limit for standard-rate Autopilot. However, a project you actively exit from Autopilot cannot enter it again.

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Follow progress and preview the app

Autopilot runs in the background. You do not need to keep the project page open. When you return, you can check the current state, elapsed time, and creation history. While creation is in progress, the preview includes a notice that the superun experts are still building the project and that it is only a temporary preview of unfinished work. After completion, both the embedded preview and the separate preview window use the published site address. The published site retains an Autopilot notice until the project is unlocked and returns to ordinary project mode.

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Receive progress notifications

Use the progress-notification entry to download the superun mobile app, sign in with the same account, and allow system notifications. On the China site, you can also follow the prompts to add Su Xiaoqiang on WeCom. Supported channels can notify you about milestones, completion, or a pause. Delivery timing depends on the notification channel and your phone settings. Open the project to check its current state.

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Ask questions for free

You can use the Su Xiaoqiang consultation entry as soon as Autopilot starts. You do not have to wait for completion. The consultation opens over the current message area; close it to return to the progress view. For example, ask:
  • Which features have been implemented so far?
  • How should I use the finished product?
  • What setup do I still need to complete according to the report?
Autopilot consultation is question-and-answer only. It does not consume credits, change the project, or execute features. Suggestions discussed there do not automatically become tasks in the main build. Your consultation history is saved. Reopen it to review the conversation or load older messages. Consultation messages are displayed separately from the main Autopilot creation record. Answers use the results of the most recently completed main-workflow round. After another round completes, subsequent consultation can use the updated context. Changes still in progress may not be available immediately; use the project progress display for the current execution state.

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Understand credit charges

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First free trial

During your first trial, the Autopilot build does not deduct credits. After it finishes, preview the result and read the report before deciding whether to spend credits to unlock it. Check the confirmation dialog for the unlock price in credits: For example, if the full unlock price is 100 credits, you pay 50 credits within 48 hours of completion or 100 credits after the discount ends. The unlock price varies by project and has no fixed cap.
The countdown shows how long the 50% discount remains, starting when Autopilot completes. You can still purchase after 48 hours at the full price. This is not a project-deletion countdown.
Select Unlock app and check the credit amount in the confirmation dialog. If your balance is insufficient, follow the prompt to buy credits, then return and confirm the unlock again. When the discount expires, the system checks the current price rather than charging from an outdated quote.

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Standard credit rates

If you have used your first trial, or are an existing user with access, Autopilot deducts credits during execution under the ordinary creation rules.
  • The page shows cumulative credit consumption for this run, based on actual billed deductions.
  • Billing updates can take a short while to appear.
  • After completion, select Leave auto mode and keep creating to return to ordinary project details. There is no second unlock charge.
The 50% discount applies only to unlocking a first-trial project. It does not apply to projects billed at standard rates during execution.

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Review the finished result

The completed project provides a published preview, a completion report, and a work summary. Try the core features, then read the report for delivered functionality, known limitations, and any setup you still need to finish. After purchasing and unlocking a trial project, or leaving a completed standard-rate run, you can edit, iterate, and publish from the ordinary project page. Further creation is billed under the normal rules. The Autopilot unlock price does not include later iterations or cloud-service fees for operating the app.

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Exit or resume Autopilot

While a standard-rate project is running, you can choose Exit managed mode and confirm that you want to stop and leave.
  • Further automatic execution stops and you return to ordinary project details.
  • You can continue developing through ordinary creation.
  • That project cannot enter Autopilot again. Your eligibility for other projects is unaffected.
  • Charges already incurred remain payable, and delayed billing updates may appear afterward.
The first free trial does not offer this mid-run exit entry. A pause is different from actively exiting. Read the reason for the pause, add credits or resolve the issue if needed, then select Resume autopilot. This continues the current run; it does not grant a new free trial.

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FAQ

Check that you own the project, that it has reached the creation-mode selection stage, and that your account is eligible. Some existing accounts need access approval. A project you actively exited from Autopilot will not show the entry again.
The trial covers creation without credit deductions. After completion, preview the result and decide whether to purchase and unlock it with credits.
No. Autopilot continues in the background. For a standard-rate project, use the exit action and confirm it to actively stop further automatic execution.
Yes. After 48 hours, the full price applies. Check the latest credit amount in the confirmation dialog.
No. One task can cover several features, and multiple tasks can contribute to one feature. Read the feature descriptions and completion report to see what was delivered.
No. Autopilot consultation only answers questions. To make changes, unlock the finished project or exit a standard-rate run, then request the work in ordinary project mode.
It does not trigger the inviter reward tied to generating a demo. Purchasing and unlocking that project later does not change this. A later eligible ordinary project can still qualify under the invitation rules. Invitation binding and registration-stage reward rules are unchanged.