ZeroHuman.

The "AI co-founder" framing is interesting and I think it reflects a genuine shift in how solo builders operate. The real leverage isn't just automating tasks — it's having something that holds context across the different functions of running a product (marketing, user research, ops) so you don't have to context-switch constantly.I've experienced this firsthand building a few side projects alongside my day job in M&A. One is DishRoll (https://dishroll.netlify.app/) — an AI-powered weekly meal planning PWA that generates personalised plans and shopping lists. The only way it got built was by treating AI as a genuine collaborator on product decisions, not just a code assistant.Curious whether ZeroHuman maintains persistent context across sessions or whether each task is relatively standalone? That continuity piece feels like the hard problem for AI co-founder products.

Given how eager LLMs are to generate placeholder testimonials when creating landing pages, I have to ask: are the testimonials on the home page genuine?

The Cracked.ai viral reels piece is the one I'd love to understand better. Automated marketing is easy to build badly and hard to build well. How does it avoid the AI-generated look on TikTok and Reels? Does it pull from your actual product, or is it more template-driven?

Honestly as a solo founder, dad of 3, full time job, the bit I'd care most about is whether this thing actually pushes back when I'm wrong or just hypes everything I throw at it. Last thing I need is a yes man. Does it ever properly disagree with you, call out a bad idea before you've burnt a weekend on it ?

congrats! would be awesome if ZeroHuman did LinkedIn and X posts, as well :)

I am giving up on creating a product. :D AI surpassed me in everything.

Congrats on the launch! How does the short form video thing work, didn't find much info on your website

Congratulations the launch. @dansutera

Congratulations on the launch!

@benln @ZeroHuman. Getting an error trying to start. Its a cors error from your backend api : 1/onboarding/sessions

Two years ago, Sam Altman predicted we'd see the first one-person billion-dollar company. At the time it sounded like Silicon Valley hyperbole. Today it sounds like a roadmap. Pieter Levels is running a $3M+ ARR portfolio as a solo founder with zero employees. Midjourney hit $200M ARR with ~11 people. The bottleneck isn't ambition or capital anymore, it's bandwidth.That's the gap Zero Human is filling:– OpenClaw (361k+ GitHub stars) for the always-on, mobile-first chat layer – your co-founder lives on your phone– Paperclip (57k+ stars) for orchestration – the structure that makes it feel like a real co-founder, not just a chatbot– Cracked for the daily content engine – short-form video on TikTok, Instagram, YouTubeTried it myself a few days ago. What stood out is the clarity. It actually generates documentation as you go (mission, PRD, daily reports), so you have a real reference point for where you've been and where you're heading. Zero Human gives you a map for the journey.One meaningful project per day, runs at night, you wake up to a briefing. This is one of the first products that actually feels like having a co-founder, not operating a tool.

Hello PH fam! To be honest, I originally built ZeroHuman as a tool for myself, but I wanted to share it with you all as well.It's every founders dream to have a "lab" where you can spin out tons of products, but this was never really possible before because it's just too hard to even run one company. However, AI is now advanced enough to make this dream make this a reality. So we built ZeroHuman to combines 4 tools to let you create your own "zero human" companies:1) OpenClaw: Chat with your AI Co-Founder2) Paperclip: Manage tasks for your company3) GPT 5.5 Spud: Code with the frontier model4) Cracked.ai: Market with automated viral reelsAI is potentially coming for everyone's job.Our mission is to make AI work for you instead.Hope you enjoy, let us know what you think!Dan