After months of building in silence, I'm launching Aximor. Here's why I built it.

Every founder I know is losing hours every week to the same invisible tax: switching between tools, manually assembling proposals, chasing invoices, navigating fragmented workflows.

It's not glamorous work. It's not strategic. It's operational friction and it compounds.

I built Aximor to eliminate it.

Aximor is conversational infrastructure for business workflows. Instead of filling out forms, configuring integrations, or hopping between 5 different tools, you just describe what you need in plain language. Proposals get generated. Invoices get created. Workflows get executed.

No rigid setups. No manual assembly. Just intent into output.

Why this, why now?

I kept watching smart people (consultants, agencies, small ops teams) waste their sharpest hours on work that should be automated. The tools existed in pieces, but nothing connected them through a natural, conversational layer.

That gap is what Aximor fills.

Where we are today:

We're in early access, onboarding a limited number of design partners. If you run a business with repetitive operational workflows like proposals, invoicing, and ops tasks, I want to talk to you.

👉 aximor.ai — drop your email and get early access.

Would love feedback from this community. What's the most painful part of your current workflow? Drop it in the comments 👇