Too many updates
Slack threads, decks, and dashboards all claim to be the source of truth.
Founder operating cockpit
Run your company from one operating layer.
CompanyOS turns meetings, tickets, customer feedback, goals, and team updates into priorities, owners, risks, and weekly execution briefs.
Paste the chaos. Get the operating system.
Today's priority
Ship reliability patch for OAuth edge case blocking two enterprise pilots
Owner: Alex (Eng)
Top 3 stack
StackShip reliability patch for OAuth edge case blocking two enterprise pilots
P0Delivery · Alex (Eng)
Close narrative on ICP + packaging so sales stops custom scoping every deal
P1Revenue · Jordan (GTM)
Instrument activation funnel through day-7 with one shared dashboard
P1Metrics · Sam (Product)
Customer signal feed
“Setup feels fragile—first hour has to be boringly reliable.”
Enterprise pilot
“We love insights but permissions confuse admins on day 1.”
Onboarding call
Blocked projects
Queue
- P0Legal DPA variant blocking EU prospect
CEO · open 6d
- P1Design capacity for onboarding v2
Product · open 3d
- P0Infra spike: dashboard timeouts under load
Eng lead · open 1d
Team owner map
CEO
heavy loadSequencing · capital · top-3 edits
Eng lead
heavy loadReliability + staffing the critical path
Product
balanced loadCustomer truth → roadmap cuts
Chief of Staff
balanced loadOperating brief + follow-up queues
Weekly operating brief
- P0: reliability + unblock enterprise pilots
- P1: tighten ICP narrative to stop custom scoping
- Risk: delivery coupling—name mitigations by Thursday
Execution score
76
Composite from clarity, owners, risks
The founder bottleneck is not ambition. It is load.
Know what matters, who owns it, and what is slipping—before the quarter quietly drifts.
Too many tools
Every function brought software. Nobody brought an operating system.
Too many meetings
Notes pile up. Owners do not. Execution clarity stays stuck in the founder's head.
Too little execution clarity
The company moves—but not on purpose. Priorities change silently mid-week.
How CompanyOS works
Input chaos → detect priorities → assign owners → surface risks → generate operating rhythm.
Ingest chaos
Meetings, feedback, tickets, goals, blockers—paste the messy truth once.
Detect priorities
CompanyOS surfaces the top stack with tradeoffs, not a backlog vanity contest.
Assign owners
DRIs with load. No shared accountability theater.
Surface risks
Delivery, market, team, capital, reputation—early, visible, mitigated.
Generate operating rhythm
Weekly brief, follow-up queues, founder dashboard—execution on a cadence.
Product preview
Turn messy updates into a weekly operating brief. This live sample uses the same local synthesis as the demo—priorities, risk, owners, customer themes, and agenda.
This week’s top 3 priorities
StackPublish the single north-star outcome for the next 7 days (metric + date)
P0Customer + product · Founder / CEO
Run a 40-minute decision session to kill two ambiguous initiatives
P1Execution · Head of Engineering
Instrument one funnel metric end-to-end and review it daily
P2Focus · Product Lead
Biggest risk
Delivery coupling on OAuth + onboarding—mitigate with a single DRI and a burn-down window before midweek.
Customer signal
Themes lockedreliability
Risk radar
- Deliverymed
- Marketlow
- Teamlow
- Capitallow
- Reputationlow
Next meeting agenda
- 0:00 · Operating snapshot: execution score 81 (clarity 52, owners 58)
- 0:08 · Top 3 priorities: Publish the single north-star outcome for · Run a 40-minute decision session to kill t · Instrument one funnel metric end-to-end an
- 0:22 · Blockers queue: assign DRI + exit criteria for each (no “the team”)
- 0:35 · Customer signals: themes reliability
Operating system modules
Not a template dashboard—a closed loop from inputs to execution artifacts.
Memory
Company context that compounds—decisions, signals, and what changed.
Priorities
A living P0–P2 stack tied to outcomes, not intentions.
Risks
Radar with owners for mitigation—not a slide buried in a folder.
Owners
Lanes, load, and who actually decides.
Customer signals
Verbatim themes routed to product action.
Metrics
The few numbers decisions depend on—not vanity charts.
Weekly rhythm
Monday publish, mid-week unblock, Friday retro—tight by default.
Built for operators, not tourists
If your job is to turn signal into motion, this is your cockpit.
Solo founder
Stop carrying the company in your head. Publish a brief the team can run against.
5-person startup
One cockpit for priorities, owners, and customer language—speed without drift.
Venture studio
Portfolio operating cadence with repeatable briefs across companies.
Chief of staff
Turn messy updates into a weekly operating brief the CEO can trust.
COO / fractional operator
Blocker queues, risk radar, and execution score for lean teams moving fast.
Why now
- AI can synthesize messy company inputs into decisions—not another doc.
- Founders are running leaner teams; leverage is the default survival skill.
- Speed matters more than planning theater—publish, execute, retro, repeat.
- Execution systems beat static dashboards—CompanyOS is the operating layer.
Pricing
Founder, Team, Studio, Enterprise—start where you are.
Founder
$99
Weekly brief + cockpit
Team
$599
Shared dashboard + owners
Studio
$1.9k
Portfolio operating rhythm
Enterprise
Custom
Governance + integrations
FAQ
Is CompanyOS a wiki or Notion replacement?+
No. Wikis store pages. CompanyOS turns inputs into priorities, owners, risks, and a weekly operating brief you can execute against.
How is this different from a task manager?+
Task managers track tasks. CompanyOS tracks operating truth: what matters this week, who owns it, what is slipping, and what customers are actually saying.
What ships in the MVP?+
Manual ingestion, local mock synthesis in the demo, founder dashboard views, and the weekly brief artifact—integrations follow based on your stack.
Who is the buyer?+
Founders, startup CEOs, chiefs of staff, venture studios, fractional COOs, and small teams that need execution clarity without adding headcount.
How do we think about security?+
Tenant isolation, audit trails, and least-privilege roles are first-class. Enterprise extends SSO, SCIM, and retention controls.
Stop carrying the company in your head.
Turn messy updates into a weekly operating brief—then open the dashboard and run the week like a system.