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The second brain for founders, builders, operators.
Notes, goals, tasks and pipelines in one connected workspace — so the context behind a decision stays attached to the work it produced.
Everything below is the same workspace on one morning — the tasks you chose, the hours they took, and the pipeline they feed.
Today
- Draft the pricing pageCanvas
- Send Acme the proposalPipeline
- Rewrite the onboarding noteNotes
Focus
6.1h
Pipeline
- Pipeline
- £48k
- Proposal
- £31k
- Won
- £19k
A founder's context doesn't live in one place. It lives in six, and none of them talk.
The idea you had while walking lives in one app. The decision you made about it lives in a thread. The task it created lives in someone else's tool, under a title that means nothing six weeks later.
None of those tools is bad. The problem is that the reasoning never travels with the work. So you rebuild it, out loud, every time.
Everything that matters, connected to one place
The parts you use today sit at the centre. The integrations that will pull your other tools in sit around the outside — on the roadmap, not in the product, and we'd rather show that honestly than imply otherwise.
One search box reaching notes, goals, tasks and pipelines alike — the reasoning and the work it produced, in the same place.
The tools you already keep your promises in
Choose one to see what it would carry in. The point is that the context travels with the work, instead of you re-explaining it in every tool.
Jira
Pull issues into the workspace as tasks, so a ticket stops being a place bugs go to die.
The first connections we're building, in roughly this order. All six are in progress.
The whole job, not the notification
Every tool below is the same workspace seen from a different side. The point isn't that there are six of them — it's that they share one context instead of asking you to be the integration.
Three stages, one thread
Most tools ask you to pick which stage you're in. This one keeps all three in the same room.
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Think
Catch the idea before it's gone.
Notes, a freeform canvas, and a journal that never asks you to file anything. Write first; sort it later, or never.
ThinkThink — notes, canvas and journalDemo soon - 02
Build
Turn what you decided into something real.
Set a goal for the quarter, break it into the weeks that follow, then watch it turn into a pipeline and a list of tasks you can actually work through.
BuildBuild — goals, pipelines and tasksDemo soon - 03
Run
Know what matters today, without hunting for it.
One dashboard across the whole company and one search box that reaches notes, goals, tasks and pipelines alike.
RunRun — the dashboard and searchDemo soon
The connections are the product, not a feature
A note, a goal, a task and a pipeline aren't four record types that happen to live together. Each one is a view of the same thing at a different level of detail.
So when something changes, everything downstream of it already agrees — without you telling it twice.
Software should carry the work, not become it
Opens instantly
No build step, no install, no setup ritual. It opens in a browser and starts working.
Invite people in
Bring your co-founder or your first hire into the same workspace, with roles and permissions.
One search box
It reaches notes, goals, tasks and pipelines alike, so the thing you wrote six months ago is still findable.
No lock-in
Export your whole workspace as a JSON snapshot or as a ZIP of readable files, whenever you want it.
Private by default
Your workspace is yours. We publish detail on how data is stored and protected before launch.
Nothing to install
It syncs in the background, so it is current when you come back — and changes need a connection to save.
Solo first, without staying solo
FounderOS is built for the founder who is still doing everything themselves, running each venture in a separate workspace so the companies never bleed into each other.
And when that stops being true, you invite people into the same workspace and set their roles and permissions. Your co-founder sees the company. Your contractor sees the task you gave them.
- Think
- Notes, canvas, journal
- Build
- Goals, pipelines, tasks
- Run
- Dashboard, search
Coming soon
The tools and capabilities we're building next — integrations, agents and automations that sit on top of the workspace. This is the direction of travel, not a list you can use today.
Questions, answered honestly
What is FounderOS?
One connected workspace for the things a founder juggles — notes, goals, pipelines and tasks — so think, build and run stop living in separate apps.
Who is it for?
Founders, solo or a small team. It's built solo-first, with separate workspaces so each venture stays its own thing.
Can I use it now?
Not yet — it's in beta. Join the waitlist and you'll be first to know when access opens. We don't have a date.
What will it cost?
Pricing isn't decided. Waitlist members hear first.
Can other people work in it?
Yes. Invite people to a workspace with roles and permissions, and changes show up across your devices.
Can I take my data with me?
Yes. Export the whole workspace as a JSON snapshot or a ZIP of readable files. No lock-in.
What do you do with my details?
Your email and company size, only to contact you about FounderOS. Unsubscribe or ask us to delete you any time. The Privacy Policy has the detail.
Does it use AI, and what does it connect to?
Not in the beta. Agents and model support, plus integrations with tools like Jira, WordPress and Webflow, are planned for a later phase — no timeline yet.
Who's building it?
Sytezo, a small product studio in Mandrem, Goa, India.
Get early access
FounderOS opens to the waitlist on 12 October 2026. Join it and you'll be among the first in — no launch-day scramble, and a direct line to us if something in the beta doesn't fit how you work.
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