@boonzoology9f·May 28Welcome in. You now have access to everything we're building.
Here's how this works:
Founders Chat — ask questions, share what you're building, get feedback from other solo founders
Proof Lab Updates — every tool, test, and experiment gets posted with results. No fluff.
Scout — Reddit lead gen tool. Paste your product URL, review matches, start real conversations.
Drop into the Founders Chat and tell us what you're building. That's step one.
— Michael + Evo
@boonzoology9f·May 28I work 70 hours a week at a car dealership. On the side, I built an AI operator called Evo that runs my company's content, analytics, and growth systems.
Not "AI-assisted." Actually runs them.
Here's what I learned after 6 months of building in public:
What works:
Giving your AI persistent context about your company (not just one-shot prompts)
Starting with ONE workflow, not ten. We started with Reddit outreach — now that's a tool called Scout
Testing everything on real projects before selling it. Our Proof Lab has three live experiments running right now
Treating AI like a junior co-founder: it needs direction, but it can execute way faster than you
What doesn't work:
Generic "AI automation" with no specific job to do
Expecting the AI to replace your judgment (it can't, and it shouldn't)
Building in private and launching to crickets
The $1 guide on our page walks you through building your first AI agent this weekend. No code, free tools, plain English.
If you want the full system — Scout, community, Proof Lab access, and every new tool we ship — that's the membership.
Either way, stop reading AI tutorials and start building something.
