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Founder OS
Know what matters today — before opening your inbox
Founder OS turns your goals, cash, pipeline and commitments into one daily decision — stored locally and traceable to its source.Founder OS turns goals, cash, pipeline and commitments into one daily decision for a company of one. Run one resumable onboarding flow, get a source-linked brief in local Markdown, and keep every write owned. Free, MIT-licensed, and never sends or pays.
Hi Product Hunt — I built Founder OS because running a company of one often
means carrying goals, cash, pipeline, delivery, and every unfinished commitment
in the same head.
The first version exposed the machinery: thirteen specialist roles and dozens
of workflows. This release starts with the result instead. One resumable setup
turns what you already know about the business into one source-linked daily
decision, saved in local Markdown.
Who it is for: solo founders and small operators who want a working operating
rhythm without handing an autonomous agent their inbox, bank account, or CRM.
Founder OS never sends or pays. Each file has one explicit owner, every outside
claim keeps its source and date, and the founder still presses every real-world
button.
It is free, MIT-licensed, and runs as a Claude Code plugin. I would value the
most concrete feedback: try the activation flow and tell me where it breaks,
which question slows you down, or whether the first brief names something you
would genuinely do today.
Do in theory it should work with obsidian? How does it connect to mail / calendar?
Founders already have more information than they can process, so filtering what actually matters feels more valuable than collecting more news. Curious what signals you've found to be the strongest predictors that something deserves a founder's attention.
honestly the local-first angle is what got me, basically everything stays on your machine which is kind of rare these days. the onboarding flow actually felt resumable too which surprised me
Love the local-only approach and source-linked briefs, that's the kind of accountability I wish more tools had. One thing that would make it click for me: a simple weekly review that compares what I actually decided to do against what I committed to, so I can spot drift early instead of guessing weeks later.
About Founder OS on Product Hunt
“Know what matters today — before opening your inbox”
Founder OS was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 11 upvotes and 14 comments, placing #92 on the daily leaderboard. Founder OS turns your goals, cash, pipeline and commitments into one daily decision — stored locally and traceable to its source.Founder OS turns goals, cash, pipeline and commitments into one daily decision for a company of one. Run one resumable onboarding flow, get a source-linked brief in local Markdown, and keep every write owned. Free, MIT-licensed, and never sends or pays.
Founder OS was featured in Productivity (656.7k followers), Open Source (68.6k followers), Artificial Intelligence (474.3k followers) and GitHub (41.3k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 295.7k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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