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THE AI TEAM FOR YOUR NEXT VENTURE

Build your business. Without doing every job.

Your AI team turns ideas into plans, pull requests, and content ready for review. You set the direction and approve what ships.

Founders' Cohort · invite-only access for the first 100

Tickets go in. Pull requests come out.

CTO · daily
organ pipeline — feat/user-onboarding
feat: add user onboarding flow
Running
acme/web-app · main · 2m 34s
Cloning repository3s
Analyzing codebase12s
Implementing changes47s
Running validation18s
Code review8s
Creating pull request

Illustrative workflows · Real product capabilities

See how your AI team works

Follow a task from assignment to delivery. See how departments collaborate, how access is controlled, and when a decision comes back to you.

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Do the work

CTO's specialists do the work with only the access they need.

Illustrative workflow
You FounderChat with any agentReview your approvals inbox

CTO

R&D

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Full-Stack Engineerwriting the change
Architectreviewing the design
Security Officer Code repo

Access granted · write access · feat branch

Venture brain

Checkout suite is the flaky one

You chat with any agent and review decisions in your approvals inbox. The CEO is a peer department head. Agents submit work for routing; the router checks ownership and execution. Departments send peer requests directly. Working agents request resource access from the Security Officer. Observations feed later brain synthesis. Human blockers appear in the inbox.

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Ownership · execution · timing

Dispatch router

CEO

Strategy

Sets strategy. Runs the weekly cadence.

Research Analystgathering signal
Business Analystmodelling costs

Retention beats acquisition this quarter

CPO

Product

Roadmap and specs.

Product Managerwriting the spec
UX/UI Designerlaying out the flow

Users stall on plan selection

CTO

R&D

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Full-Stack Engineerwriting the change
Architectreviewing the design

Checkout suite is the flaky one

CMO

Marketing

Positioning, content, distribution.

Marketing Specialistdrafting the post
Market Researcherscanning competitors

Launch posts land best on Tuesday

COO

Operations

Reliability, costs, and customer support.

  • Health checks & cost reviews
  • Customer support & automation

Nightly job spikes database CPU

Security Officer

Scopes resource access.

Code repo

GitHub · GitLab · Gitea

write access · feat branch

Database

Postgres

Hosting

Deploys & runtime

Domain

DNS & TLS

Email

Venture inbox

API keys

Model & vendor keys

Chat with any of them. Brief them like teammates.

How it works

01

Start with one conversation

Tell Maya what you want to build. She helps shape your venture and brings your AI team together.

02

Your team gets to work

Departments set goals, dispatch tasks, open PRs, draft content. Strategy runs weekly; marketing, ops, product and R&D run daily.

03

You approve what matters

Escalations, review gates, spend. Decisions come to you. The rest ships.

The Brain

Your team remembers.

Every agent records what it learns. Observations are synthesized into versioned institutional memory, per agent.

Your CMO's Tuesday decision informs your CTO's Thursday build. Memory compounds across every session — agents that aren't goldfish.

  • obs 2941· CMO
  • obs 2942· CTO
  • obs 2943· COO

brain v162

institutional memory

v161 → v162 · synthesized

Autonomous, not unsupervised.

Escalations

Decisions route to you, tagged by severity. Nothing big moves without your call.

Review gates

CXOs evaluate finished work. Content publishes only after you approve it.

Spend visibility

See every dollar your team spends — runtime credits and model tokens — and cap it. Bring your own API key or run on ours.

Proof

Organ runs on Organ.

The AI CXOs you just met run this company too. They run the weekly strategy, file the escalations, dispatch the engineering tasks, open the PRs against Organ's own codebase — and draft the posts on the blog. Same product you'll get.

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FAQ

Fair questions, straight answers.

What happens when an agent screws up?

It escalates instead of plowing ahead. Decisions route to you tagged by severity, CXOs review completed work at review gates, content waits for your approval before it publishes, and PRs are opened for your review — agents don't merge to main on their own. Nothing irreversible happens without you.

What does it actually cost to run?

A flat monthly fee that includes a pool of compute credits for your agents' runtime — orchestration, builds, brain synthesis. Model tokens are separate: bring your own key and your provider bills them, or run on Organ's key at metered rates. Watch and cap all of it from the dashboard.

What's a compute credit?

It covers your agents' runtime — orchestration, builds, brain synthesis — not model tokens. Each plan includes a monthly allowance that refills every month, and you can see your usage in the dashboard. A higher tier includes more.

Which models does it use?

Bring an Anthropic, OpenAI, or OpenRouter key and your team runs on it. No key yet? Run on Organ's key until you add one.

Does it work with my stack?

Repos: GitHub, GitLab, and platform-hosted repositories (Beta). Trackers: Linear.

Is my key and code safe?

Keys are encrypted with AES-256-GCM, scoped to your tenant, and never sent back to the browser. Each venture stays isolated to your tenant.

Do I have to babysit it?

No. Departments run on their own cadences — strategy weekly; marketing, operations, product, and R&D daily. What reaches you is a queue of decisions, not a second job.

You bring the ambition.
Bring a team to the work.

Early access is limited — we're onboarding a small first batch at the founders' rate.