Every line you have written.
Never seen a churn number.
Built for founders
Every tool knows a piece of your startup.
You hold the rest together. Neaven holds all of it, and runs a team of agents that work from it.
0+startups it learned from
0stages, one product
0 minfrom signup to working
0onboarding calls
Your stack sees you in slices.
Every tool you pay for is good at one corner of your company, and blind to the rest. Which makes you the thing joining them up.
Exactly what users did.
No idea what you build next.
This conversation.
Forgets your company by Monday.
All forty tickets.
Cannot say which one matters.
Neaven knows all four. And what you decided last month, and why.
How the context worksThree things nothing else in your stack can do.
It knows the whole company.
Idea, roadmap, repo, analytics and customers, held in one context. Ask why signups dropped on Tuesday and it can look at the deploy that shipped, not just the chart.
It tells you no.
Every other AI is built to keep you typing, so it agrees. Neaven kills the feature that will not move the number, in week one instead of month three.
It hires.
Research, engineering, growth, finance. Each agent briefed with your full context, each working while you sleep, each reporting what it found.
It changes shape as you do.
Heads down
Takes the CI, the docs, the copy. You keep the parts only you can do.
This monthShip v1 to 50 peopleAgents on it3
This week
Let a stranger in
Someone who is not you can sign in on their own phone, and you can ship a fix without touching a server.
- 1Finish sign-in
- 2Automate the deploy
- 3Make the sign-up flow work on a phone
Stop being the integration layer.
Give Neaven the whole picture once. Get a co-founder that argues, a team that ships, and a week that finally makes sense.