The flood of new product creation is real. It is easier than ever to get something working, launch it, and move on. But more products now compete for the same attention and the same buyers. That means the part after launch matters more than before. Not just having a good product, but running research, targeting, outreach and follow-up in a way that stays coherent over time. That is the part Ultron was built for. Building got cheaper. Attention did not.
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Hi guys, I've been building Ultron with a small team, an agent harness that goes toe to toe with Claude Code, Cowork and Codex.
The biggest problem with vibecoding tools is they nail the coding and stop there. The day you finish something you actually want to sell, you're building the whole business around it from scratch.
Ultron builds products just as easily, arguably better, but the product doesn't come alone. It comes with a full CRM, agreements, files, deal management, sales assistance, an email validation pool, and custom scrapers that reach any platform, even the ones behind walls, with residential proxies.
The other thing people complain about is cost. So after watching a lot of what people are building, and building things for my own customers, I realized that a lot of what people build, they only think they need AI, but in fact most of it can be automations, background jobs, missions and loops that require 0 AI credits.
For the models there are 4 effort levels running a fusion of Deepseek V4, GLM 5.2, Kimi K2.6, GPT 5.4, Opus, Qwen 3.7 and a few more. You pick the effort, not the model.
There's a lot more I want you to find yourself, because Ultron is built to be hackable. You wire up what you need for the stage you're at.
It's also the most AI-native desktop interface out there. I'd genuinely love your feedback, and as a token of my appreciation, if you test Ultron and give us an honest review here, I'll personally reach out to drop 30 free days and 5,000 credits into your account.
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The post-launch grind is real and honestly underrated. Been using Ultron for a couple weeks and the way it pulls research and outreach into one workflow actually saves me from juggling five tabs. Solid.
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The framing around attention being the real bottleneck hit home. The follow-up workflow feels cohesive instead of stitched together, which is rare.
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finally something focused on what happens after launch instead of the build part. the framing around coherent long-term research and outreach hits home
The post-launch grind is real and honestly underrated. Been using Ultron for a couple weeks and the way it pulls research and outreach into one workflow actually saves me from juggling five tabs. Solid.
The framing around attention being the real bottleneck hit home. The follow-up workflow feels cohesive instead of stitched together, which is rare.
finally something focused on what happens after launch instead of the build part. the framing around coherent long-term research and outreach hits home