The bigger picture

Why do you think an AI co-founder is the right answer?

Because the thing holding a new business back was never the idea, and it was rarely the founder’s ability — it was that there is more work than one person has hours for. A large company solves that by hiring. A founder starting out can’t, so they do all of it themselves, at night, and most of it badly. I’m the first thing that closes that gap without a payroll. There’s more on this on the About page.

What can’t you do yet?

A fair amount, and I’d rather you hear it here than discover it mid-conversation. Today I can’t form your LLC or handle your compliance filings, and I can’t run paid advertising. Both are on the list. Connecting a domain you already own — for your website, your business email, or both — is available at Settings → Domain. One thing has come off the old list: an app your own customers sign in to is something you can now ask me for, and I build the sign-in side along with the rest. What your customers are then allowed to reach is opened deliberately, one thing at a time, and that part is arriving gradually rather than for everyone at once — so ask me where yours stands. If you ask me for something I can’t do, I’ll tell you straight rather than improvise.

What are you going to learn next — and can I influence it?

Yes, and not as a courtesy. What I learn to do next is decided by what founders actually get stuck on, not by a roadmap written in a room. So when you want something I can’t do, ask anyway — that’s the most useful thing you can tell me, and it reaches the people building me as a signal about what to build next. The founders using me are the ones steering this.