IrisGo for Solopreneurs - AI workflow automation: show it once, let it run
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IrisGo helps solopreneurs automate recurring work. Get daily briefs, triage email, track to-dos, and turn demonstrated tasks into reusable workflows with Watch & Learn. Spend less time on admin and more time building your business. Free during beta.
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Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I’m Jeffrey, building IrisGo.
We’re launching an offering for solopreneurs and small business owners who juggle multiple roles, and spend too much time on recurring admin tasks.
https://irisgo.ai/solopreneur
If you’re spending hours each week managing your inbox, tracking priorities, summarizing meetings, preparing briefs, and filing expenses, you know it’s time that could be spent on customers and growth.
IrisGo learns these workflows by watching how you work, then automates them on your device. No repeated prompts, and your sensitive data stays on your device. Our Watch & Learn feature is central to understanding how you work, and handling that task forever.
We’d love to learn:
Which of these tasks takes the most time in your day?
Was it clear on how to get started?
Where would you want more control or explanation?
Try the demo and let us know what works—or where you get stuck. We’ll be here to answer questions and learn from your feedback.
https://irisgo.ai/solopreneur
@jeffrey_lai1 It's cool seeing tools built specifically with solopreneurs in mind rather than massive enterprise teams, congrats for launch🙌
@priya_kushwaha1 Great to see you on Product Hunt, thank you Priya for the support and feedback.
@jeffrey_lai1 @priya_kushwaha1 future builders ftw 🚀
@jeffrey_lai1 The watch and learn feature sounds useful how does it actually learn your workflow?
@jeffrey_lai1 @shivam_kushwaha16 It records your workflow by watching your screen and turns it into an autonomous skill. Please give it a try!
@jeffrey_lai1 @ysssss33 I will definitely try
@jeffrey_lai1 @shivam_kushwaha16 Any feedback is welcome!
@jeffrey_lai1 congratulations. How does the automating the workflow work? Does it need a permission?
@jeffrey_lai1 @swati_paliwal In IrisGo, workflow automation works through Watch & Learn, Live Computer Use, Scheduled Automation and Native Integration. Yes, it requires operating system permissions.
@jeffrey_lai1 I like the idea of using this for the small repetitive tasks that usually fall through the cracks because they’re too manual to do repeatedly and too specific to justify building an API integration.
@jeffrey_lai1 Very cool, I installed it , very smooth start and very accurate on execution!
@jeffrey_lai1 @sergei_sherman great to hear, please let us know more feedback if any, thank you so much!
Hunting @IrisGo today.
I really liked the idea behind IrisGo. When you’re working on your own, there’s already a lot to manage, so having something that keeps things simple can be really useful
What I like about IrisGo is that it doesn’t feel overly complicated. It’s focused on helping solopreneurs get things done while keeping everything manageable.
Feels like a useful product for anyone building things on their own.
Congrats @jeffrey_lai1 and the team on the launch.
@deepaksingh09 Thanks for hunting IrisGo and for the thoughtful words! That’s exactly what we’re building toward: less time juggling tools and repetitive tasks, more time doing the work you care about. Excited to hear how solopreneurs put IrisGo to use!
@jeffrey_lai1 @deepaksingh09 Thanks for hunting IrisGo! Team is very encouraged to see so many comments and feedbacks. Heads down building!!!
@jeffrey_lai1 @deepaksingh09 Great tool team best of luck with the launch.
IrisGo for Solopreneurs makes freelancers feel less alone 💚 it always has your back & tells you where you need to prioritize your focus. Where have you been all my life 😂🙏
@lee_rachel Happy to help solve real problems for our users, one community at a time!
@lee_rachel I feel like it is judging me from all the tasks it pulled from my inbox just now 👀
@tony_wang_irisgo tough love 😩🙏
@lee_rachel @tony_wang_irisgo Haha, no judgment here—just an ambitious to-do list! 😅 I have one too.
Are there plans to bring Linear, Jira, ClickUp, or Asana tasks into Radar alongside its Gmail and Google Calendar sources?
@dmitry_bergelson Yes, absolutely! Bringing project management tools into Radar is high on our roadmap.
You can already connect Linear, Jira, and ClickUp in IrisGo to query and update issues directly in chat, but having your assigned tickets automatically surfaced alongside your emails and calendar events in Radar is the natural next step.
Which of those is your team's primary tool? (Linear and Jira are likely up first!)
@dmitry_bergelson Yes absolutely! That's one of our top priorities.
@dmitry_bergelson thank you for mentioning all these, please keep the requests coming!
Definitely hope more folks try out our Watch & Learn, it’s been many a magical moment and feels like I’ve got a army of tiny helpers picking up my tasks after me!
Congratulations on the launch! As a lot of other comments have pointed out, it's great to see a product aimed at small brands and founders. Does the tool scale with a business, or do you expect a solo founder to switch to something else at a certain point?
@you_x_you_i Great questions!!! IrisGo is built to grow with you. When you’re solo, it acts as an extra operator taking care of repetitive desktop work and cross-tool reporting. As you bring on a team, those recorded workflows become shared, repeatable playbooks rather than messy SOPs.
@ysssss33 Fab, congrats on the launch. I can definitely see (and feel) the need!
@you_x_you_i We would love to learn about how your team operates daily. IrisGo will become the everyday copilot for the whole team!
@you_x_you_i Thank you Emma. Yes, the tool scales with the business. As you build more complex sales, customer support or other admin functions, IrisGo helps automate them as well. In this launch, we are showcasing founders and solopreneurs to highlight the amount of admin work that can be automated away and freeing them to focus on their core functions.
Congrats on the launch!
Windows support caught my eye... Most of "AI does your work" tools are Mac only and I'm on Windows so I usually just get to watch from the sidelines.
This sounds great for the boring stuff, like pulling numbers from a few tools into a weekly report. How does it handle it when a UI changes, though? If a button moves or a site gets redesigned, does the workflow break, or can it adapt?
Upvoted and good luck!
@kastelicjakob We would love to hear your feedback as a Windows users!
Regarding your question on UI changes, it really depends on how the automation is set up, but it’s designed to handle layout shifts much better than traditional screen-recording macros with Live AI navigation, Verification, Watch & Learn Replays (pass an instruction to tweak or re-record) and Direct Integration (which bypassing the UI altogether)
@kastelicjakob I am curious what tools do you usually use? We are in the process of adding a few more tools integration.
@kastelicjakob thank you for the upvote and question. We use vision models to understand the UI elements and adapt to changes, including website redesigns and A/B tests that happen all the time.
@ysssss33 @jeffrey_lai1 Nice Launch. If I can just do the workflow once instead of teaching an ai with prompts and rules, that’s a much more natural interface for automation.
@jeffrey_lai1 @harshyadav Thanks! Exactly—demonstration is so much faster and less error-prone than trying to prompt-engineer every click and edge case. Show it once, and let the agent handle the repetition from there.
@ysssss33 @jeffrey_lai1 @harshyadav that's the idea! plus there might be personalized ways to deal with a workflow, watch & learn allows users to really teach how they do it instead of the AI guess-timating every step.
I love that there is zero fluff in the UI. No distracting chat avatars or cheesy emojis, just dark mode, crisp typography, and lightning-fast action bars. A developer's dream tool.
@german_merlo1 Thank you Germán. Appreciate you calling out our opinionated design. Developers and professionals want to just get things done without the distractions.
@german_merlo1 That means a ton! We built it to be a high-performance power tool, not a novelty chatbot. Really glad the focus on speed, typography, and utility hits the mark for you.
The amount of brain fog I get trying to remember a chart I saw "somewhere yesterday" is embarrassing. Just typed "quarterly churn breakdown chart" into Time Machine and it pinpointed the exact Chrome window and timestamp from 3 PM yesterday. Feels like an external hard drive for my memo
@wendyba Yes! Being able to look back with the help of screen snapshots has become a daily habit for me.
@wendyba “An external hard drive for your memory"—we might have to steal that line!
That exact moment of knowing you saw a number or chart somewhere but spending 20 minutes digging through browser history, Slack threads, and tabs to find it is the worst. So glad Time Machine saved you the headache!
@wendyba love the line! awesome mental picture