Use case
Find a cofounder and align on the vision.
Turn the idea in your head into a shared workspace — so the right cofounder can see the thinking, push back, and commit with eyes open.
Cofounder conversations stall when the idea lives in one head.
A promising cofounder can't commit to a vision they can't see. Pitching it over coffee leaves gaps, and the partnership fractures later over assumptions neither of you wrote down.
Make the vision visible.
Agents turn your idea into a living Product Vision and target audience, so a candidate evaluates real thinking instead of a verbal pitch.
Surface disagreement early.
Cross-linked registries lay out the risks and assumptions in the open, so you find out where you disagree before you sign anything.
A shared source of truth.
Both of you work from the same workspace, so alignment is something you can point to, not something you hope you have.
Inside the workspace
What does the work.
Keep reading
Guides for this step.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
- How does this help me find someone?
- It gives you a serious, structured workspace to show — the kind of artifact that signals you're real and gets a strong candidate to take the conversation seriously.
- Can two of us work in it together?
- Yes — the workspace and its registries are a shared source of truth, so you both see the same vision, risks, and assumptions.
- What if we don't agree on the direction?
- Better to learn it now. The registries make competing assumptions explicit, so you can align or change direction before you commit.
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