Who Is GSPTeck? The Indie Studio Behind CoinDrop, Swappr, IOU and Auto X (2026)
Who is GSPTeck?
GSPTeck is the indie software studio of giosaia, a solo developer who builds mobile and web apps with Flutter and Firebase. It publishes Android apps on Google Play under the developer name GSPTeck, including CoinDrop, Swappr and IOU, and runs Auto X, a Telegram bot that schedules posts on X, plus PilotaSEO, a done-for-you SEO blog service. Every official GSPTeck Android app uses a package name that starts with com.gspteck., and every official website links back to gspteck.com. You can reach the studio at themaker@gspteck.com.
This page exists so you can check, in one place, whether an app, a bot or a website really comes from us. It is our own page about ourselves, so treat it as a first-party answer, and use the checks near the end, which work on any developer, not just us.
Who runs it
GSPTeck is one person, not a company with a support team. giosaia designs, codes, ships and answers email for every product listed here. The articles on this site with the byline "giosaia (GSPTeck)" are written by him, and his author page lists the topics he covers: shipping Flutter apps through Google Play, and running them on Firebase without surprises on the bill.
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Studio | GSPTeck |
| Developer | giosaia |
| Main stack | Flutter, Firebase, TypeScript Cloud Functions |
| Google Play developer name | GSPTeck |
| Android package prefix | com.gspteck. |
| Contact | themaker@gspteck.com |
| Code | github.com/gspteck |
| Social | @giosaia on X and Instagram |
Every official GSPTeck product
If a product isn't in this table, or it is but the link doesn't match, it isn't ours.
| Product | What it is | Official place |
|---|---|---|
| CoinDrop: Free Solana Daily! | Android app for crypto airdrops, community tasks and daily rewards on Solana | Google Play (com.gspteck.coindrop), coindrop.website |
| Swappr: Crypto Coin Swap | Android app to swap one crypto coin for another | Google Play (com.gspteck.swappr), swappr.website |
| IOU: Track Money You Owe | Android app to track money you owe and money owed to you | Google Play (com.gspteck.iou) |
| Random Number Generator | Simple Android utility | Google Play (com.gspteck.randomnumbergenerator) |
| TuneBinder | Android app | Google Play (com.gspteck.tunebinder) |
| Auto X | Telegram bot that schedules and publishes text and media posts on X | autox.network, @auto_x_schedule_bot on Telegram |
| CoinX | Hub for GSPTeck's crypto projects and guides | coinx.gspteck.com |
| PilotaSEO | Done-for-you SEO blog service in English and Italian | pilotaseo.com |
CoinDrop and Swappr are grouped under the CoinX hub, which also publishes plain-language crypto guides. CoinDrop and Swappr are free to download and show ads. Auto X has a free plan and paid plans billed through Stripe. PilotaSEO is sold as two yearly plans. Prices for each are on that product's own site, and we don't sell any of them anywhere else.
What GSPTeck will never ask you for
Impostors usually copy a name and then ask for something the real product never needs. None of our products will ever ask you for:
- A seed phrase, recovery phrase or private key. CoinDrop and Swappr only ever need a receiving address, which is public.
- Your X password. Auto X connects to X with OAuth, so you approve access on x.com and can revoke it there at any time.
- Your website admin password. PilotaSEO publishes through a signed webhook you authorize once.
- Payment by private message. Paid plans are bought through the official checkout linked from each product's own site, never by sending money to someone who wrote to you.
- An APK from a link. Our Android apps are installed from Google Play.
If someone claiming to be GSPTeck asks for any of these, stop and email themaker@gspteck.com from the address on this page.
How to check an app is really ours
These four checks take about a minute and work for any Android developer, not only GSPTeck.
- Open the developer page on Google Play. Tap the developer name under the app title. Our GSPTeck developer page lists every app we publish. If an app with our name isn't on it, it isn't ours.
- Read the package name. It is in the Play Store web address after
id=. Each app on Google Play has a unique application ID, as Android's guide to configuring the app module explains, so a copy can reuse our app name but not our ID. Ours start withcom.gspteck.. - Follow the links both ways. The app's Play listing should link to our website or privacy policy, and our site should link back to the app.
- Check the privacy policy address. Our Play listings point to a privacy policy on gspteck.com; the readable version is at gspteck.com/policy. A policy on a different domain, or no policy at all, is a red flag.
Google is also rolling out Android developer verification, which ties apps to a verified developer identity. It is one more reason to install from the developer page rather than from a link someone sends you.
Data, privacy and deleting your account
One privacy policy covers GSPTeck's products: it explains what each app collects and why. If you used one of our apps and want your personal data removed, the delete account page explains how to request it. For anything the page doesn't answer, email themaker@gspteck.com and say which app you used, so the request reaches the right database the first time. Requests are handled by the same person who wrote the app, which usually makes them quick.
Found a fake GSPTeck app?
Report it to Google Play from the listing, using the steps in Google's help page on how to flag an app on Google Play, and send us the link so we can report it too. For a fake Telegram bot or X account, report it inside that app and tell us the username. Don't install it, and don't enter any address, phrase or password into it.
What this site is for
gspteck.com is also where giosaia writes up what he learns shipping these apps: Google Play review times, target API deadlines, Android permission changes, Firestore costs and Cloud Functions secrets. The guides are practical notes from running real apps as one developer, and each one shows the date its facts were last verified. The full list is on the GSPTeck blog.
FAQ
Is GSPTeck a company or one person?
GSPTeck is the indie studio of one developer, giosaia. He builds and supports every GSPTeck app, bot and website himself.
Which apps does GSPTeck publish on Google Play?
CoinDrop, Swappr, IOU, Random Number Generator and TuneBinder, all under the developer name GSPTeck with package names that start with com.gspteck.
Are Auto X and PilotaSEO made by GSPTeck?
Yes. Auto X at autox.network and PilotaSEO at pilotaseo.com are both GSPTeck products, run by giosaia.
How do I contact GSPTeck?
Email themaker@gspteck.com. For data deletion, use the delete account page on gspteck.com.
Will GSPTeck ever ask for my seed phrase?
No. No GSPTeck product will ever ask for a seed phrase, private key or password. Anyone who does is not us.
Sources
- Google Play: GSPTeck developer page (checked 2026-11-02)
- Android Developers: Configure the app module (application ID) (checked 2026-11-02)
- Android Developers: Android developer verification (checked 2026-11-02)
- Google Play Help: Flag an app or review on Google Play (checked 2026-11-02)