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Build it with a team,
even when it's just you.

Cofoundy gives solo founders specialised AI partners for product, growth, ops, finance and sales partners that remember, plan and ship alongside you.

Meet the partners.

Each one owns a part of the company. Together they behave like the founding team you couldn't hire yet.

Product & engineering

Bolt

Bolt, the Product & engineering partner mascot

Turns a napkin idea into a shipped v1 — specs, code, and the boring bits.

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Bolt · Product & engineering

Bolt scopes the MVP, writes the tickets, drafts the code and reviews every pull request. Ask for a feature on Monday, demo it on Friday.

From idea to first customer, in three moves.

  1. 1

    Tell Cofoundy what you're building

    A paragraph is enough. Cofoundy reads it, asks the questions a good co-founder would, and drafts your first plan.

  2. 2

    Pick your partners

    Start with one or take the whole team. Each partner comes with its own domain, memory and a way of working you can tune.

  3. 3

    Build together, every day

    Partners work in the tools you already use, hand off to each other, and keep you in the loop with a single daily brief.

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A co-founder that remembers everything.

Every decision, customer call and half-finished doc lives in one shared memory. Ask any partner why you chose something six months ago and get the answer, with the context.

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You stay the founder.

Partners propose, you decide. Nothing ships, sends or spends without a card landing on your desk first and you can hand back as much or as little as you like.

One line from you. A full deck by morning.

You don't brief each partner. You say what you need once; they split it up, pull what they already know about the company, and hand you something finished — sourced, annotated, waiting on your yes.

Tuesday, 11:42 PM
  1. Board meeting Thursday. I need a Series A deck story, numbers, the ask.
  2. LedgerPulling the model from last week's runway update. Burn is down 8%, so the ask moves to $4M at 22 months. Drafting the financials slides.
  3. EchoUsing the positioning we locked in March plus the three customer quotes from the last briefing. Narrative slides in progress.
  4. BoltAdding the roadmap slide from the current sprint plan. Nothing here goes out until you sign off.
  5. series_a_deck_v1.pdf

    14 slides · 6:10 AM · awaiting your approval

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Works quietly. Briefs clearly.

While you sleep, your partners watch the things you'd watch if you had the hours: competitors, runway, the inbox, the metrics that matter this month. You get one brief with your coffee what changed, why it matters, what they suggest.

Morning brief · Wednesday

  • Echo

    A competitor dropped their starter price by 20%

    Our positioning still holds on outcomes, not price. Suggested a one-line FAQ update draft attached.

  • Ledger

    Runway: 21.4 months

    Two invoices cleared overnight. Fundraise timing unchanged; flag again at 18 months.

  • Pitch

    The lead from Monday replied

    They want a pilot in Q4. Call prepped for 10:30 three objections anticipated.

Your seat at the table is waiting.

Seats open in small batches. Reserve yours and we'll introduce you to your first partner when it's ready.

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