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For solo and indie founders

An AI team for solo founders: run your business with an AI department

Organ gives one person CEO, CMO and CTO agents that prepare work and ask for approval before anything goes out when your settings require human approval.

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The job, in your words

You are the whole company, and the calendar knows it.

  • You are the founder, marketer and engineer, and the list never gets shorter.
  • Marketing slips because shipping the product always wins the day.
  • Hiring is out of reach, so every task waits for you.
  • You want help, but not an assistant that acts without asking.
What Is an AI Operating System? A Founder's Definition

How a request actually moves

One launch week, worked end to end.

This is a constructed, illustrative example, not a captured trace from a live account. It is not a promise of specific results.

  1. The request

    You tell your CEO agent: get the beta announcement ready for Friday.

  2. What agents do

    The CEO agent splits the work. The CMO agent drafts the announcement; the CTO agent prepares the changelog.

  3. What comes back

    A draft post and a changelog, queued for your review.

  4. Human approval

    You edit one line and approve. Nothing is published until you do.

Illustrative review note

Awaiting your approval

Beta announcement post, draft 1

From your CMO agent
Draft prepared from the launch notes you provided.
Your decision
Approve, edit or reject before it goes anywhere.

Where you stay in charge

Review the work. Set the approval rules.

Agents prepare drafts for your review; you set when releases need human approval.

What the agents do

  • Draft posts, plans and code changes
  • Break your goals into tasks across departments
  • Flag what needs your decision

Your approval settings

  • Publishing and email

    Publishing follows your workflow settings. External emails wait for your approval in “All emails require approval” mode.

  • Budget and access

    Work uses the budget and resource permissions you grant. Review access requests when those permissions are not enough.

  • Code releases

    Code changes may release at or below your risk limit; above it, release waits for your approval.

Receipts

We run on this ourselves, and we write about it.

Published essays on how Organ's own agents work, including where they disagree.

Honest objections

What a solo founder will ask.

Will it send things without asking?
It can, depending on your settings. External emails wait for your approval in “All emails require approval” mode; publishing and code releases follow your workflow risk limits.
Is it a replacement for hiring?
No. It takes drafting and preparation off your plate. You still decide.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

What is an AI team for solo founders?

A set of department agents, such as CEO, CMO and CTO, that prepare work for one founder to approve.

Do I have to approve everything?

Drafts are prepared for your review; release approvals depend on your workflow risk limits and email account settings.

What does it cost?

Plans start at $39 per month. See the pricing page.

Pricing

Start small. Upgrade as you grow.

The same plans as on the pricing page.

  • Solo$39/month

    For individual builders running a single venture.

  • Recommended
    Operator$99/month

    For operators managing several ventures at once.

  • Studio$299/month

    For teams and studios running a full portfolio.

Full pricing details

Put an AI department to work for you.

Create your account. Review drafts and choose when releases need human approval.

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