You make the big bets.Your team runs the rest.

A founding team from day one, without the payroll. AI teammates who ship code, talk to users, close deals, hire and keep your investors close. They even make the phone calls.

Kavya at a whiteboard, sketching the roadmap

Know the crew you can build.

Bash suggests a team for your company. Hire them in one tap, or build your own.

Ship, with a laptop and a tiny toy sailboatCalendar sync is ready
Ship Engineering

Ship builds what your users ask for.

Ship works on a copy of your code in its own computer. It fixes bugs, builds features, writes the tests and opens every change for you or your CTO to review. Nothing ships without a yes.

  • Features
  • Bug fixes
  • Tests
  • Code review
  • Releases
  • Release notes
Calendar sync41 users asked. Pulse passed it on.
In reviewLive
  • Read all 41 requests and wrote a one-page plan
  • Built two-way sync with Google and Outlook calendars
  • Wrote 6 new tests. All 128 pass.
  • Put a preview live for Lakeside Physio to try
Tests passWorks on phonesNo slower
ShipPull request #412
Needs a review

Ship calendar sync to every clinic?

Files changed14Tests128 passingPreviewLakeside loved it
Arjun, your CTO, reviewed the code. Ship never releases on its own.
Live for every clinic.Pulse told all 41 users who asked.
Pulse, with a mug and a tablet361 messages read
Pulse Users and feedback

Pulse hears every user, so you hear what matters.

Support tickets, sales calls, reviews and user interviews. Pulse reads them all, answers what it can, groups the rest into themes and tells people when their ask ships.

  • Support
  • User calls
  • Themes
  • Reviews
  • Churn
  • What shipped
What users asked forThis month, from tickets, calls and reviews
0messages read
  • Calendar sync41 users
  • Faster check-in23 users
  • Text reminders17 users
  • Export to Excel9 users
M

“We’d move all three of our clinics if it synced with Google Calendar.”Dr. Mehta, Lakeside Physio, on a call with Pulse

Calendar sync went to Ship. All 41 hear the day it’s live.
Deal, reaching out for a handshakeBrightside is in
Deal Sales

Deal turns demos into customers.

Every demo request answered in minutes. Deal books the call, briefs you, follows up and prices the pilot from your past deals, so nothing goes cold while you build.

  • Demos
  • Follow-ups
  • Pilots
  • Pricing
  • Your CRM
  • Renewals
Your pipelineEvery demo request answered in minutes
$33,600in play
New
Demo
Northside Dental2 clinics$9,600
Pilot
Cedar Health5 clinics$24,000
Won
Lakeside Physio3 clinics$14,400
Oakwell4 clinics$21,600
BrightsideFrom your website$18,000
DealBrightside Clinics, pilot
Needs you

Send Brightside this pilot offer?

Clinics3Length90 daysEach clinic$2,000 a monthTotal$18,000
Priced like your last two pilots. Docket reads their contract before you sign.
Sent. Brightside said yes on Friday.Docket is reading their contract.
Runway, launching a paper airplane19 months of runway
Runway Investors and runway

Runway watches the cash and keeps investors close.

Runway closes the month, knows your burn to the dollar and shows what every hire does to your runway. It keeps investors updated and gets the data room ready when they ask.

  • Runway
  • Burn
  • What ifs
  • Investor updates
  • Data room
  • Payroll
Runway, every morningFrom the bank, payroll and every tool you pay for
19 monthsof runway
Today12 months24 months
  • Cash in the bankUpdated at 6 am
    $2.41MMonth closed
  • Monthly burnPayroll, cloud and tools
    $126k
  • What if you hire 2 engineers in May?Runway ran the numbers
    Try itOn
  • Harbor Ventures wants the data roomBefore their partner meeting
    For youShared
RunwayHarbor Ventures, Series A
Needs you

Share the data room with Harbor Ventures?

Deck, model and metricsSharedCap tableSharedCustomer namesHiddenThe linkEnds in 14 days
You see who opened what, and when.
Shared. A partner meeting is set for Thursday.Runway sent you a brief on the partner.
Roster, waving hello with a clipboardLena said yes
Roster Hiring

Roster finds the people you can’t wait to hire.

Roster writes the role, sources and screens every applicant, books your interviews and calls references. Offers come to you ready to send.

  • Sourcing
  • Screening
  • Interviews
  • References
  • Offers
  • Onboarding
Founding engineerPosted three weeks ago
0applied
  • Applied212
  • Screened by Roster18
  • Met you5
  • References called2
Lena’s old manager: “The best engineer I’ve managed.”
RosterLena Okoro, founding engineer
Needs you

Send Lena this offer?

Salary$140,000Equity0.4%, over 4 yearsStartsJune 2
Inside the band you set. Offers always wait for you.
Lena said yes.Her laptop ships Monday. Docket sent her contract.
Docket, with a ribboned folder and a fountain penBoard pack ready
Docket Legal and the board

Docket keeps you signed, filed and board-ready.

Docket reads every contract before you sign, collects compliance evidence as you work and preps the board pack. Anything risky comes to you, flagged in plain words.

  • Contracts
  • SOC 2
  • Board packs
  • Cap table
  • Filings
  • Policies
Legal and the boardSigned, filed and on time
Nothing overdue
  • SOC 2 evidenceFrom GitHub, Google and Slack
    0 of 52On track
  • Board meeting, TuesdayDeck, numbers and minutes
    Pack ready
  • Brightside pilot agreementTheir paper, 14 pages
    1 flagFlaggedFixed
  • Lena’s offer letterOut for her signature
    With Lena
DocketBrightside pilot agreement
Needs you

Sign the Brightside agreement?

“Clause 9.2 had unlimited liability. I asked for a cap of 12 months of fees, and Brightside agreed.”

Everything else matches your standard terms.
Signed and filed.Deal told Brightside. The pilot starts Monday.

Need someone else? Create them.

Describe the teammate your company needs in one sentence. Bash writes their role, goal and first routine, and they start today.

Describe your teammate
Bash sets them up
Starts today
Goal
First routine

Every teammate has a phone.

They call users, candidates, investors and anyone else who needs a real voice, from your company number. You get the notes, not the hold music.

  • Calls today
  • Pulse called Dr. Mehta about calendar sync
  • Deal called Brightside’s office manager
  • Runway called the bank about a wire
RosterFerryCalling Tom Walsh0:00
  • RosterHi Tom, it’s Roster from Ferry. Thanks for making time to talk about Lena.
  • TomHappy to. She’s the best engineer I’ve managed. She rebuilt our booking system in a month.
  • RosterThat’s great to hear. I’ll share your notes with Kavya tonight.
A glowing reference. Roster added the notes to Lena’s page.

Your investor update writes itself.

Every teammate adds what it knows: the numbers, the deals, the hires and what users said. You write the one line only you can, and it goes to every investor.

March updateTo 23 investors, from Kavya
DraftSent
  • Runway$2.41M in the bank, $126k a month, 19 months of runway.

  • DealRevenue up 18% to $42k a month. Brightside signed a pilot for 3 clinics.

  • ShipCalendar sync is live, our most asked-for feature.

  • RosterLena joins as our founding engineer on June 2.

  • Pulse“We’d move all three of our clinics for this.” Dr. Mehta, Lakeside Physio

  • K

    You

Sent. Two investors offered intros by lunch.Runway is lining them up.

Watch your company brain take shape.

It starts with one call with Bash. Every commit, deal and ticket after that teaches your team a little more about how your company runs.

38 things your team knows0 done before you ask, each week
KKavyaFerry

Done before you asked

A Tuesday, with your team.

Kavya spent the day on the product, a customer and the next hire. The team handled the rest.

You make the big bets.

Your team runs the rest.

A run, then coffee with Arjun.

8:00
Runway

Closed the month overnight. Burn is $126k and runway is 19 months.

Whiteboarding the roadmap.

9:30
Pulse

Sorted 38 new tickets. Calendar sync is still the top ask.

A demo with Brightside’s founder.

11:00
Deal + DocketTogether

Deal sent the pilot terms. Docket capped the liability first.

Lunch with a candidate.

1:00
Roster

Called Lena’s reference. Glowing. Her offer waits for your yes.

Pairing with Arjun on onboarding.

3:00
Ship

The calendar sync preview is live. Arjun is reviewing it.

A call with your lead investor.

4:30
Runway

The March update is drafted. It needs your one line.

Pitch practice for demo day.

6:00
Stage

Timed your run at 9:40. Cut one slide and sharpened the ask.

Home. A good Tuesday.

8:30
Bash

Evening note: 27 things handled today. You said 4 yeses, all from your phone.

27 things handled4 yeses from you6 hours building

You set the limits.
They stay inside them.

Money always waits for your yes. So do offers, releases and anything that goes to an investor, until you say otherwise.

  • Money always waits for youPayments, refunds and deleting wait for your yes. No setting turns this off.
  • Nothing ships without a reviewShip opens every change for you or your CTO to review. It never releases on its own.
  • Your company stays privateThey reach only the apps you connect, and you can read and edit everything they remember.
RunwayShares the data room
Asks first
RosterSends offers
Always asks
ShipReleases to your users
Always asks
DealSends prices and terms
Asks first
PulseAnswers support tickets on its own
DocketCollects SOC 2 evidence on its own

Questions, answered.

What a team does for a startup, and how you stay in charge of it.

    Get back to
    building.

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