
Sensei
You built the product... now what?
I vibe-coded my first product last year. Then I had no idea what to do next.
Was the price wrong? The positioning? The whole thing? Should I push on Twitter, HN, TikTok? What do real founders actually do at this stage?
I went looking for a tool. A real founder's starter kit. Something that could read what I'd built, where I was, and tell me — clearly, without forty Substack subscriptions of context — what to ship next.
It didn't exist.
What existed:
Generic startup advice written for Stanford CS grads with VC money
Twitter threads selling courses about Twitter threads
ChatGPT giving me textbook answers about market segmentation
Dashboards with 47 metrics and zero verdicts
None of it knew my product. None of it knew this week. None of it grew with me.
So I built Sensei.
It reads your site, your rivals, the public web — and your real metrics when you wire Stripe or analytics. Then it gives you ONE reading and ONE move every Monday. Against this product, this week, this stage. Not a chatbot. Not a dashboard. The advisor that meets you where you are — idea, post-launch, mid-year-one — and grows with you as the reads sharpen.
Launching Tuesday on Hacker News, MicroLaunch, and Product Hunt. Free through May 31, $29/mo after. Beta cohort capped at 50.
If you've ever vibe-coded something and then sat there wondering what comes next — drop your product link. I'll send you a free reading before launch day.
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Strategy advice was built for VC-backed founders with boards and coaches. Solo founders and vibe coders got nothing. Sensei is what the rest of us should have had — one read, one move, every Monday.

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