We're building an AI executive team for solo founders. This is the most important screen in the whole product.
Four months into building VenturOS (operating system for solo founders building with AI agents) and the screen above is the one I've thought about the most.
The thinking behind it:
Most AI tools dump every user into the same onboarding. Same questions, same flow, same output. Doesn't matter if you're a creator with an audience, a tinkerer with an idea, a vibe coder with a shipped product, or an early-stage founder running real revenue. You all get the same conversation.
That breaks fast. A creator with 50K LinkedIn followers needs platform strategy. A founder with an idea needs to pressure-test the wedge. A solo builder with a repo needs an actual product snapshot. An early-stage founder needs an operating plan.
So we split the onboarding into four paths:
- I have a voice (creators building in public, coming soon)
- I have an idea (before you write a line of code)
- I have a product (for solo builders and vibe coders)
- I have a business (early-stage founder, coming soon)
Each path shapes the whole experience: which AI executives engage first, what questions get asked, what gets generated. Same product, four different doors.
The two live paths today are "I have an idea" and "I have a product." The other two ship Q3.
Curious what this sub thinks. Specifically: did we get the four buckets right? Is there a path that's missing? Does the framing land or does it feel like marketing speak?
Free during early access. getventuros.com if you want to poke around.