Pick the bottleneck
Admin drag, customer follow-up, content production, internal reporting, hiring workflows, support, research, or whatever keeps stealing founder time.
Founder OS Fall Build
A September-start, 4-week hands-on Vibe Code Mama program for women founders and operators ready to turn AI from an interesting tab into real business leverage.
Identify your biggest operational bottleneck. Scope it tightly. Learn the stack. Build the workflow, agent, dashboard, intake tool, or lightweight app that removes the drag. Then demo what changed.
Why this exists
Most founders at this stage have the same problem: operational and administrative work eats the hours they should spend on the business.
Founder OS is built for the moment after curiosity. You already know AI matters. Now you need a container that helps you choose the right problem, define the requirements, hand the work to the right tools, and install the result into the way your business actually runs.
Admin drag, customer follow-up, content production, internal reporting, hiring workflows, support, research, or whatever keeps stealing founder time.
The program uses a scoping gate so each founder builds one useful thing instead of wandering into a giant half-built transformation plan.
Founders finish with a working system they can demo, improve, reuse, or hand to a teammate.
The method
Founder OS runs on one repeatable model founders keep using long after the cohort ends.
You clarify the business bottleneck, success metric, constraints, and product requirements.
The stack helps research, draft, build, automate, connect, and iterate faster than manual work.
You apply judgment, clean up the output, and install it into your real business workflow.
The goal is not one hack. It is a way to keep turning founder friction into operating leverage.
The 4-week arc
Week 0
Intake assessment, AI stack check, operating rhythm, access setup, and a first pass at the problems costing you time.
Week 1
Name the opportunity, write the problem statement, draft product requirements, and pass the scoping gate.
Week 2
Learn the stack, choose the right tools, document the build plan, and use office hours to tighten the system design.
Weeks 3-4
Build the workflow, refine it, pressure-test it with peers, and present the before-and-after result on Demo Day.
The stack
Specific tools can shift with the market. The point is to teach founders how to choose, combine, and delegate to the right layer.
Research, problem statements, product requirements, decision support, and prompt strategy.
Multi-step building, lightweight agents, workflow implementation, and technical handoff.
Simple intake tools, dashboards, client portals, automations, and small internal apps.
Build tracks
Save time and run the business more efficiently. Build systems for onboarding, lead routing, internal notifications, reporting, support, hiring, customer workflows, and team visibility.
Turn the same operating model toward revenue. Build systems for email, marketing, lead generation, sales, content production, customer acquisition, and AEO/SEO learning.
Fall Build
September start. Pricing and final calendar can be confirmed per cohort. The promise stays the same: founders leave with one working system.
Included
FAQ
No. The program is designed for nontechnical founders and operators who are comfortable with AI chat tools and ready to build real workflows or lightweight apps.
Bring a recurring bottleneck that costs you time: admin, follow-up, reporting, content, customer support, lead routing, onboarding, internal knowledge, or another workflow you repeat too often.
Plan for roughly 3 to 5 hours per week including live or recorded sessions, office hours, and build time.
A working AI-first system you can demo: a workflow, agent, dashboard, intake tool, customer-facing helper, content system, or small internal app.
The cohort space stays open for one month so founders can keep implementing, sharing, and improving what they built.
Founder OS Fall Build
Four weeks. One real bottleneck. One AI-first system installed into the way your business actually runs.