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Nautis
The AI-native Operating System for founders.
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The AI-native Operating System for founders.
576 followers
Nautis is the AI-native Operating System for founders. Manage fundraising, planning, finance, documents, meetings, CRM, hiring, and daily operations from one connected workspace. Unlike disconnected SaaS tools, every module shares one AI brain, giving you context-aware automation, smarter insights, and a Chief of Staff that understands your business—not just one app. Spend less time managing tools and more time building.
Nautis
Hey PH 👋 Baltej here, Founder of Nautis.
Over the last few years, I've been immersed in the startup ecosystem—building products, working alongside founders, collaborating with investors, and seeing firsthand what it really takes to build a company from zero.
No matter the stage, I kept seeing the same problem.
Founders don't spend most of their time building.
They spend it switching between CRMs, docs, spreadsheets, meetings, investor updates, invoices, emails... and now a growing list of AI tools that still don't understand each other.
Every tool has part of the picture.
Every AI knows one thing.
Nothing knows your business.
That frustration became the inspiration behind Nautis.
Instead of building another AI assistant, we asked a different question:
What if your entire startup lived in one workspace, with one AI that actually understands everything?
That's what we've spent months building.
🚀 A Fundraising CRM that knows your investor conversations.
📄 AI that turns your pitch deck into a business plan.
📂 Data rooms connected to your fundraising pipeline.
🤖 An AI Copilot that can draft emails, update your CRM, prepare meetings, and help across every module.
☀️ And my favorite feature: the Chief of Staff Briefing. Every morning, Nautis reviews your workspace overnight and tells you exactly what deserves your attention before your day even begins.
We're incredibly excited (and honestly a little nervous 😅) to finally share Nautis with the Product Hunt community.
I'd genuinely love to hear your thoughts.
If you could have an AI take one thing completely off your plate as a founder, what would it be?
We'll be here all day answering questions, collecting feedback, and shipping improvements.
And because every launch deserves a little fun... we even made a Nautis rap 😂🎤
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Hope it gives you a laugh.
Thank you so much for checking out Nautis and supporting our launch. It truly means the world to us. ❤️
Find me on:
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/baltej-singh-46b78112
Twitter: https://x.com/baltejsingh88
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One more thing! 🎉
To thank the Product Hunt community for being our earliest supporters, we're offering 3 months of Nautis Premium for the price of just 1 month.
Simply sign up, then head to Organization Settings → Offers and apply the code PHEARLYBIRD to unlock the offer. 🚀
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We can't wait to hear what you build with it. 🚀
— Baltej & the Nautis Team
I already run something close by pointing Claude Code at separate repos per function (fundraising notes, finance model, CRM export), and the reasoning quality is fine. The wall I hit isn't the model, it's shared state: getting one agent to actually see the deck, the cap table, and the CRM at the same time without me re-feeding context every session.
Just interested - where do you think your value sits? The connectors and persistent memory layer or approvals/ audit trail for actions within Nautis?
Nautis
@aidan_codefox That's exactly the problem we kept running into as well. The models are already very capable. The real challenge is maintaining business context over time.
I'd say our biggest value is the persistent business context. Every module shares the same data layer, so the AI Chief of Staff understands your business without you having to re-explain it in every conversation. On top of that, approvals, audit logs, permissions, and workflows make it practical for teams, not just individual founders. We see connectors as the plumbing. The real differentiation is the business memory and context that keeps getting richer as your company grows.
I'm impressed by how much thought went into solving a workflow problem instead of simply adding AI everywhere. The feature that converts a pitch deck into a business plan especially caught my attention because founders often repeat the same information in different formats. I'd love to know how much customization users have over those generated outputs before sharing them externally.
Nautis
@thomas_jack4 Thanks, really appreciate that! That was exactly our thinking. Founders shouldn't have to rewrite the same information again and again. The generated business plan is fully editable, so you can change sections, add your own insights, adjust the tone, and refine everything before sharing it. We see AI as a starting point, not the final output.
I like how Nautis connects fundraising planning finance CRM hiring and meetings into one workspace instead of spreading work across separate tools. How does the shared AI brain keep context accurate as the company grows?
Nautis
@advin_jadis Thanks, Advin! That's exactly the problem we wanted to solve. As your company grows, the AI doesn't rely on isolated app data. It builds context from your plans, meetings, documents, CRM, finances, and decisions in one shared knowledge layer. That means every recommendation becomes more relevant over time, instead of losing context across disconnected tools.
"Shared data layer across all modules" is the interesting architectural bet here — most startup-OS tools bolt features together with separate databases and call it "integrated." Curious how you're handling permission/access boundaries across modules when everything shares one layer — does finance data get the same access rules as, say, hiring pipeline data, or is there per-module scoping on top of the shared layer?
Nautis
@abhineetarora Great question, Abhineet. The data layer is shared, but access is not. We have role-based and module-level permissions on top of it, so someone working in hiring does not automatically get access to finance or fundraising data. We are also adding more granular controls for sensitive records and AI responses, so the AI only uses information the user is actually allowed to access.
@baltejsingh88 That's the right layer to enforce it at — scoping the AI's output to the same permissions rather than treating "the AI" as a separate all-access identity is easy to get wrong and you clearly haven't. Curious about one edge case: when the AI synthesizes an insight that draws on multiple modules (e.g., a hiring recommendation informed by budget headroom from finance), how do you handle it if the user only has access to one of the underlying sources? Does the insight get withheld entirely, or regenerated using only what they're permitted to see?
Nautis
@abhineetarora That's a great edge case, and it's something we've spent a lot of time thinking about.
Our approach is to regenerate the response using only the data the user is authorized to access. The AI never reasons over or exposes restricted information to produce an answer. If an insight depends on data the user can't access, it either omits that part or indicates that additional information exists but isn't available under the current permissions. We think it's important that the AI behaves exactly like a trusted team member, respecting the same access boundaries as everyone else.
Nautis caught my attention from today's leaderboard. How does Nautis decide what deserves attention in the morning briefing versus what can safely wait?
Nautis
@himani_sah1 Thanks! Our AI Chief of Staff looks at what actually needs a founder's attention, not just what's new. It prioritizes things like missed deadlines, low runway, pending approvals, investor follow ups, important meetings, and blockers that could slow the team down. The goal is simple: help founders start the day with clarity instead of spending the first hour figuring out what needs attention.
I spend too much time moving informtaion across disconnected app so one operating system with shared context caught my attention immediately. The idea that every module uses the same AI brain feels more useful than isolated assistants. How do you handle permissions when different team members need different access?
Nautis
@alheri_murya Thank you, Alheri! The shared context does not mean shared access. Nautis uses role-based and module-level permissions, so each team member only sees the areas and records relevant to their role. Finance, fundraising, hiring, and other sensitive modules can have separate access rules. Our AI Chief of Staff follows the same permissions, so it only uses and reveals information that the person asking the question is authorized to access.