▲ 4 r/cofoundermatch+1 crossposts

Looking for a US-based cofounder, ideally in Colorado

I’m building an ecosystem of AI-native products focused on compliance, risk, and assurance, and I’m looking for the right person to build it with me.

We already have two live products under a parent company, beta users, early traction, and a much bigger roadmap around vendor risk, audit/evidence, risk intelligence, and AI governance. So this is beyond the idea stage. I’ve been building the products and driving the domain/product side, and I’m particularly interested in finding someone strong in GTM, sales, partnerships, fundraising, or generally getting early-stage products in front of the right people.

Ideally you’re US-based, and Colorado would be even better. More important is finding someone entrepreneurial who understands B2B SaaS and gets excited about what AI is going to change in compliance and risk.

This would be a true cofounder/equity conversation as opposed to a job posting. If this sounds like you, shoot me a DM. Happy to share what we’ve built and where I think this can go.

My background is a mix of CS, information systems, and a decade in tech risk/compliance, including Big 4 and Fortune 500 experience. I’ve been building the products myself and know the problem space pretty deeply.

Ciao!

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u/ShipItAndPray — 3 days ago
▲ 6 r/auditing+1 crossposts

I’ve been spending nights/weekends building something around vendor risk (think SOC 2 / third-party reviews), and I’m at that awkward stage where I can’t tell if it’s useful or just “interesting.”

I don’t have paying users yet; just a few people I know poking at it and giving feedback. Traction is… slow.

The idea came from seeing how much time goes into reviewing vendor reports and mapping controls manually.

For anyone in security/compliance/audit:

– How do you actually handle vendor reviews today?

– What part of the process is the biggest time sink?

– What have you tried that didn’t work?

Not trying to pitch anything. Just trying to figure out if I should keep going or pivot early.

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u/ShipItAndPray — 4 months ago