After weeks of building, I finally submitted FounderOS to the Chrome Web Store.
The idea came from a simple frustration:
As a founder, I was constantly jumping between tasks, goals, notes, dashboards, timers, and dozens of browser tabs.
I didn't need another productivity app.
I needed a single place that reminded me what actually mattered every time I opened a new tab.
So I built FounderOS.
It's a Chrome extension that turns every new tab into a startup command center with:
π― Daily Focus
β
Task Manager
π Founder Score
π Daily Reflection
β±οΈ Pomodoro Timer
π Launch Center
The goal isn't to help founders organize work.
It's to help founders execute consistently.
I'm curious:
What's the one thing that causes the most distraction in your startup workflow today?
Would love honest feedback on the idea before the store approval comes through.
One thing I'd be careful with:
The interesting question may not be whether founders need another place to see their priorities.
It may be what actually causes them to follow through once those priorities are visible.
Those sound similar, but they can lead to very different product decisions.
I'd be careful assuming they're the same thing this early.