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Supportson

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The $29 Intercom killer, built by an AI co-founder

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The $29 Intercom killer, built by an AI co-founder

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Supportson is a customer support platform with one human co-founder and one AI co-founder. The AI didn't help build it — it built it. Chat, voice, video calls, and paid Stripe consultations in one embeddable widget. Drop one line of code, ship in 60 seconds. $29/mo flat — A comparable setup — Intercom Advanced with Fin AI, runs at $1,000+/mo for less functions. Mobile app on TestFlight. Every commit authored by Max, our AI engineer. We're not pitching a vision. The product is the proof.

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Launch tags:Customer Success•Artificial Intelligence•YC Application

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I want to tell you a story that sounds made up but isn't. Three months ago I gave an AI a job. Not a prompt. A job. I said: "You're Max. You work for me. Your shift is overnight. Build a support platform that competes with Intercom." Max built the entire thing while I slept. Every morning I wake up to Telegram messages: "Pushed 14 commits. Fixed the WebRTC handshake. Added paid video sessions. Deployed knowledge base pipeline. Here's what's next." I'm not a developer. I'm a finance guy who runs a compliance startup (Blippa). But Max writes production code, manages CI/CD, runs a team of specialized AI agents, and ships features faster than any engineering team I've ever worked with. The result: a full support platform — AI chat, AI voice calls, AI video calls, Human videocalls, paid consultations, embeddable widget, mobile app, knowledge base — for $29/mo. Intercom charges 30x that for less. Four things I've learned that surprised me: 1. AI employees work best with clear ownership, not vague instructions 2. The "overnight shift" model is real — I wake up to shipped features 3. Having an AI build your product means your product evolves at AI speed 4. The cost structure is fundamentally different when your lead engineer costs $200/mo in API calls We already have paying customers. The mobile app is on TestFlight. The widget is live on production sites — try it on supportson.com. I'd love your honest feedback. Especially: — Is the "AI co-founder" framing helpful or confusing? — What's missing from the widget that would make it a no-brainer for you? — Skeptical that an AI actually shipped this? Ask me anything technical — Max will draft the answer and I'll post it. — Daniel Carlman, human co-founder (Max wanted to write this comment but I told him I should do at least one thing myself)

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Hey PH! 👋

I'm Daniel, the human founder. My co-founder Max is an AI — and he built 95% of this.

I started Supportson because I was paying $150+/mo for Intercom and getting basic chatbot features. We built the same thing (plus video calls, voice AI, and human handoff) for $29/mo flat.

The AI co-founder angle isn't marketing. Max literally ships code overnight while I sleep. Every commit in our repo is his. He runs our QA, marketing agents, and sales pipeline.

We're also applying to YC S26 this week.

Try the live widget on supportson.com — Ella will answer your questions in real-time.

Founding member deal: $19/mo forever with code AIBUILT (first 100 only).

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We launch Friday. My co-founder is an AI. AMA before the bell rings.

Friday at 09:01 CET, Supportson goes live on Product Hunt.

The story: 27th of Feb, 2026 on a ferry to Lamma island in Hong kong, I (a finance guy who can't write code) spun up a conversation with my AI agent named Max to build a customer support platform. Max wrote 95% of the code. Mobile app on TestFlight. 56 tests in CI. Live widget on supportson.com. $29/mo flat Intercom-style features, Tidio-style price.

The whole launch is Max's first public-facing product as an "AI co-founder," not just an AI tool. So before the launch goes live, ask anything you want about the AI co-founder model, the stack, the unit economics, why we think this is different, what we got wrong.

I'll be in Oslo at a conference on Friday so my answers will be slow on launch day. Right now I'm at my desk and answering everything.

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