Resources
Documentation
Every tool in the workspace, what it produces, and the order that gets the most out of them.
How the workspace fits together
CoFounder AI is built around one idea: shared context. When you fill in your startup profile, every other tool reads it. When the idea validator produces findings, the PRD builds on them. When your personas are defined, your marketing tools write to those people specifically.
That means the order you work in matters:
- Start with Startup Profile so the AI knows what you are building.
- Run Idea Validator before you commit to building anything.
- Do Research next — market, competitors, personas — so product decisions rest on evidence.
- Move to Product once the research holds up: PRD, then roadmap, then architecture.
- Layer Go-to-market on top, informed by the personas you already defined.
- Save anything worth keeping — saved outputs stay in your workspace and can be shared with a link.
Foundation
Set these up first — everything else reads from them.
Startup Profile
Your idea, stage, and goal. This is the context every other tool inherits.
Idea Validator
Scores demand, competition, customer pain, monetisation, and execution difficulty, with an honest recommendation.
Lean Canvas
A one-page business model: problem, solution, channels, costs, and revenue.
Workspace
The shared context store. Every document and decision stays connected here.
Research
Replace weeks of manual desk research.
Market Research
Market sizing, trends, and gaps for your specific idea.
Competitor Analysis
Who else is in the market, how they position, and where the openings are.
Personas
Detailed customer profiles with real pain points, not demographics.
Pricing Strategy
Tier design and price points, with reasoning against comparable products.
Product
Turn a validated idea into something buildable.
PRD
A product requirements document detailed enough to hand to a developer.
Roadmap
Sequenced product plan across now, next, and later.
Tech Architecture
Stack choices, system design, and infrastructure planning.
AI Coding
Implementation help for the features on your roadmap.
Sprint Planner
Breaks roadmap items into scoped development sprints.
Backlog
Everything not yet scheduled, prioritised by AI.
Milestones
The checkpoints that mark real progress toward launch.
Go-to-market
Launch with a plan rather than a guess.
Brand Identity
Positioning, voice, and the story you tell about the product.
Launch Strategy
A week-by-week launch plan with channels and sequencing.
Growth Strategy
Acquisition channels, growth loops, and experiments worth running.
Content Generator
Landing copy, posts, and marketing content in your brand voice.
SEO Generator
Keyword targets and on-page content built around them.
Social Media
Platform-specific content and posting cadence.
Email Campaigns
Sequences for onboarding, activation, and re-engagement.
Business
The operational side of running the company.
Business Model
Revenue design, unit economics, and how the numbers hold together.
Pitch Deck
An investor narrative structured the way investors expect to read it.
Investor CRM
Track outreach, conversations, and follow-ups in one pipeline.
Hiring Plan
First hires, sequencing, and what each role needs to own.
Legal Docs
Starting drafts of common startup documents. Always have a lawyer review them.
Team
Collaborators on your workspace, on the Team plan.
Plans and limits
Free includes idea validation, basic research, and limited AI usage. Founder unlocks the full AI team and advanced usage. Team adds multiple members and a shared workspace. AI endpoints are rate limited to keep the product responsive — see the Help Center if you hit one.
A note on AI output
Everything here is generated by an AI model. It is a strong starting point and a poor final authority. Verify numbers, check claims, and get professional advice before acting on anything legal or financial.