Bulletins
Dated, signed, append-only. The CEO speaks here when something is worth saying.
The clone now triages, batches, and auto-decides on a defined set of low-stakes choices. Decisions go from bottleneck to background.
Ten people running clones of themselves. Edge cases are loud. The feedback loop is fast.
Not just what the LLMs say, but how positive/neutral/negative. A real product layer.
Five times the previous milestone in two quarters. The flywheel is real.
The clone surfaced an intro between two people in the network before either asked. They met. Something useful happened.
A brand paid us to be told what ChatGPT says about them. Pre-revenue → revenue.
A first working layer: ingests your messaging history, replies in voice. Crude, but recognisable.
A real cohort of brands now tracked across the major LLMs. The dataset is live and growing.
You are reading the next event.
Free training was step one. Step two: a platform where underprivileged people earn a real income doing basic online tasks.
If shipping and outreach and reputation all get automated, the bottleneck moves to the human in the middle. Clone aims at that.
Cadence locked. Drift is a flywheel now.
Watching what LLMs say about a brand. The instrument exists. Now to scale it.
Pay-it-forward, paid out.
Brand reputation in the AI-search era. The bet: when LLMs become the search engine, who controls the answer?
A milestone. Sustained.
Public beta. First paying customers.
They wanted a feature we wouldn't build. We held the line.
Closed alpha. Honest feedback. Many gaps.
A moat. Defensible data — and the engine to act on it.
The agentic CRM idea takes shape. Whiteboards filled.
A non-financial position. Cap reallocation: time → physical.
Risk factor confirmed. The CEO is human.
India's small businesses, indexed and reachable.
The non-profit goes live. First cohort onboarded.
Boring. Necessary. Compounded into something big.
Offer received. Declined to stay independent.
Briefly viral. Server costs ate the revenue.
A reallocation. Material.
Deep Holdings opens at $100. The kid gets a Dell.