First CRM built for founders!
Most CRMs don’t fail because of features. They fail because founders don’t know what to do next after adding a lead. We’re building FoundryDoc as a founder-first execution OS — and we just opened a small waitlist. FoundryDoc is not trying to replace CRMs. It sits above them. It’s a scenario-based system where each stage (waitlist, first users, pilots, sales) comes with: clear execution steps...
We quietly launched FoundryDoc
FoundryDoc is built for founders who don’t need more AI output — they need better decisions. Happy to answer questions about how curation fits into early-stage traction. www.foundrydoc.com
How do you approach early traction planning for new products?
I’m curious how other founders and builders approach early traction when launching a new product. Specifically: Do you start with a structured traction plan, or iterate week by week? How much do you rely on templates vs. fully custom strategies per product? At what point do you decide that an idea is not worth pushing further? From my experience, the hardest part isn’t execution itself, but...
This is what a Weekly Traction Drop looks like.
Every Monday, founders gets: a clear weekly goal 20+ curated distribution opportunities ready-to-send assets 7-day execution plan No generic advice. No “post more on X”. Just a focused traction system. What do you think?
