Denovo
Build and run your business while you sleep.
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Build and run your business while you sleep.
986 followers
Got a business idea? Let's Denovo it! Denovo turns any idea into a fully operational startup that runs autonomously. Give your idea and go to bed. Denovo evaluates your idea, builds your pitch deck, business plan, promotional videos, and your full-stack web application, and it runs your startup engineering, business development, and social media while you sleep.
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The "business as a product" framing is interesting. I've been thinking about this a lot since building my own SaaS. The hardest part isn't the code or the idea, it's all the boring stuff around it like incorporation, billing setup, landing pages, email flows etc.
Curious how deep the automation goes though. Like does it actually handle things like payment processing setup and legal docs or is it more of a project management layer that guides you through steps? Big difference between the two imo.
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@mihir_kanzariyaΒ 100% agree β that distinction matters a lot. So let me be specific.
Denovo is not a project management layer. It doesn't give you a checklist and say, "go do these 47 things." It actually does them.
Here's what it generates and executes directly:
π Business plan & financials β full P&L, unit economics, cap table, investor memo. Not templates β real models built from your inputs.
π¨ Brand identity β logo, icon, color palette, typography. Done.
π Pitch deck β investor-ready, 9-15 slides, with real market data and competitive analysis pulled in.
π Full-stack web application β functional application with database, CRM, backend functions. Not a wireframe β a deployed site.
π Legal docs β NDAs, terms of service, privacy policies, employment agreements, SAFE notes, IP assignments. Generated with real statutory references, not generic boilerplate.
π Autonomous GTM β this is where it gets real. The agent actually sends outreach emails, actually posts to your social channels, and actually finds and enriches leads. Not "here's a plan" β it executes.
What it doesn't do (yet): Incorporation filing, or bank account creation. Those require identity verification and legal signatures that need a human in the loop. We're exploring partnerships to close that gap, but we won't automate it until we can do it responsibly.
So to answer your question directly: it's about 80% execution, 20% guided steps β and we're pushing that ratio every week.
What's the one integration that would make it a no-brainer for your SaaS workflow? π
Love the ambition here!! The idea of going from business idea to full-stack product overnight is wild. As someone who has worn every hat at a startup (literally, including making coffee), the pitch deck and business plan generation alone would have saved me weeks. Genuine question: how does Denovo handle the messy, non-obvious stuff that makes a business actually work, like figuring out your ideal customer or nailing your positioning?
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@ceciliatranΒ awesome feedback - help 'em spread the word on LinkedIn, repost this!
Hello @Denovo team! Congrats to launch and i will try it today! <3
Can i ask, what was the biggest challenge in your Launch?
Thank you and wish you best!
Solo dev newbie - VojtΔch :)
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@hustlervΒ Thank you so much VojtΔch! Welcome aboard π§‘
Great question β honestly, the biggest challenge was building trust that an AI can actually run your business, not just generate a doc.
Everyone's seen AI tools that spit out a business plan or a logo. But Denovo goes way beyond that β it autonomously runs your go-to-market, sends outreach, posts content, tracks leads, and iterates. Convincing people that this isn't "just another AI generator" but an actual autonomous co-founder was the hardest part.
We had to let the product speak for itself. When early users saw their first leads come in while they were sleeping β that's when it clicked.
The "zero-employees" positioning came from that exact moment.
The second challenge? Scope. We're not building one tool β we're building an entire startup operating system (business plan + branding + pitch deck + MVP + GTM + lead gen + social media). Keeping all of that coherent and high-quality simultaneously was a serious engineering puzzle π
As a solo dev yourself, my advice: ship the smallest version that delivers the "magic moment." For us, that moment was a founder typing an idea and seeing a full startup materialize in minutes. Everything else came after.
Can't wait to hear what you build! Drop me a message if you need any help π
really impressive. what's next? what's in your roadmap? ?makers
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@fmerianΒ A few weeks ago, we announced a partnership with Yale University and the United Nations to help founders across 6 countries build and run a startup.
Our roadmap focuses on integrating tools founders need into Denovo so that the platform can become the "Great equalizer", helping anyone with an idea build a business.
Link to press release: https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2026/03/18/3258568/0/en/Denovo-Unveils-AI-Launchpad-to-Democratize-Entrepreneurship.html
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@hustlervΒ How are you planning to use Denovo?
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@hustlervΒ VojtΔch, this message genuinely made our day. π§‘
First β don't you dare call that launch a catastrophe. You built a real product, by yourself, that solves a real problem for real businesses. Most people never get that far. You're already ahead of 99% of people who "have an idea."
Here's what I know after launching Denovo: a bad launch β a bad product. Product Hunt is one day. Your product is forever. Some of the biggest tools today flopped on their first launch and came back stronger. You have domain expertise (years of SEO + e-commerce), a clear audience (small businesses struggling with SEO after failed paid ads), and a working product. That's a foundation most funded startups would kill for.
A few real suggestions:
Relaunch is absolutely an option. Product Hunt allows updated launches. But this time, spend 2-3 weeks building in public first β share your SEO wins, post tips, engage in communities. The launch is the crescendo, not the opening act.
Your story IS your marketing. "SEO specialist who watched small businesses waste money on ads, so he built a tool to fix it" β that's incredibly compelling. Lead with that everywhere.
Try running your SEO toolkit through Denovo. Seriously β plug the idea in, let it generate a GTM plan, a pitch deck, a brand refresh. You might discover positioning angles and acquisition channels you haven't considered. That's what the platform is built for.
And those notebook ideas? Bring them all. That's exactly the reason Denovo was built for β someone with great ideas, real-world expertise, but not enough hours or budget to turn them all into reality.
You're not a newbie, VojtΔch. You're a solo founder who ships. That's rare and valuable. Keep going. ππ
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SellerClaw
The ecommerce angle makes sense. Getting to a storefront is not the hard part anymore. The real test is whether the system keeps the work moving without creating more cleanup for the founder. How much are your ecommerce users letting Denovo run on its own?
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@artem_kosilovΒ You're asking the right question β because that's exactly the line we had to get right.
The honest answer: it depends on the founder's comfort level, and we see a clear progression.
Week 1 β supervised. Most e-commerce founders start hands-on. They generate the brand, tweak the storefront, edit the copy. They approve every outreach email before it sends. They're testing trust. That's expected and healthy.
Week 2-3 β selective autonomy. This is where it shifts. They stop editing every social post. They let the email sequences run without reviewing each one. They check the analytics summary in the morning instead of logging into GA themselves. The grunt work starts running in the background.
Month 2+ β operational autopilot. The founders who stick are the ones who wake up, check their Denovo dashboard like a CEO checking a morning brief, handle the 2-3 decisions that need a human, and move on with their day. Lead gen is running. Content is posting. Follow-ups are sending. They're focused on product and supplier relationships β the stuff that actually needs them.
The key insight from our e-commerce users specifically: the cleanup problem you're describing usually comes from tools that guess what the founder wants. Denovo doesn't guess β it builds from the founder's stated ICP, brand voice, and GTM preferences. When the system sends an outreach email, it sounds like them because they shaped the playbook. So there's less "what did the AI do while I was gone" and more "the AI did exactly what I would've done, 50 times faster."
Where cleanup still happens: product descriptions for niche or technical items, and responses to edge-case customer questions. Those still get flagged for human input. We'd rather surface a decision than ship something wrong.
The metric we track internally: founder override rate. How often does a founder change what the agent did? For our best e-commerce users, it's under 10% by month two. That's the signal that the system is actually reducing work, not creating it.
What's the specific e-commerce workflow you'd stress-test first? π
Happycapy
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@bartvandekooijΒ Thank you, Bart! You can click on the Financial Model and see the Revenue Projections for the next 3 years! Also, we just shipped a fix, so you should be able to see the menu from mobile. Thank you so much for this feedback!
NovaVoice
Hi, congrats on your launch.
Could you please share more details on how Denovo helps validating the idea?
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@rustam_khasanovΒ Thanks! Happy to break this down β validation is actually where every Denovo project starts.
When you type in your idea, the AI doesn't just start building. It evaluates first:
π Idea Scoring β Your concept gets rated on a 10-dimension VC-style rubric: market urgency, innovation level, monetization potential, competitive moat, time to revenue, regulatory risk, and more. You get an honest score out of 100 β not hype, real signal.
π Market Sizing β TAM, SAM, SOM pulled from real data. You see immediately whether you're chasing a $50M niche or a $5B opportunity.
βοΈ Competitor Analysis β Automated SWOT against existing players. You see who's already in the space, how similar they are, and where the gaps are.
π° Revenue Projections β Year 1-3 modeled with assumptions you can stress-test. Too conservative? Too aggressive? Adjust and the model recalculates instantly.
π§ Improvement Suggestions β This is the part most founders love. The AI doesn't just score your idea β it suggests specific pivots that could raise your score. "Narrow to this vertical," "shift to enterprise," "try this monetization model." Each suggestion comes with a projected new score and reasoning.
The key: all of this happens before a single asset gets built. So you're not wasting time branding and pitching an idea that has fundamental problems. You validate first, refine through conversation, and only build once the foundation is solid.
And if the score is low? That's not failure β that's the system saving you 6 months of building the wrong thing. What idea are you thinking of putting through it? π