Spending
Budget, subscription, or payment actions should not happen without founder approval.
Founder control and safety
You approve the moments that matter.
cofounder.new earns trust by making the boundary visible. Internal organization can move, but sensitive actions stay held for founder review.
Approval model
Draft, recommend, automate, approve.
The product story uses a clear control vocabulary so visitors can tell what is being prepared and what is waiting on them.
DraftCreate a candidate messageThe system prepares a version before it goes anywhere.Edit
RecommendSuggest the next decisionThe founder chooses whether the recommendation is useful.Compare
AutomateOrganize internal progressSafe workspace housekeeping can be recorded visibly.View
ApproveHold sensitive actionsExternal or high-impact moves wait for explicit permission.Decide
Never invisible
These actions need permission.
The site avoids broad security promises. Instead, it names the kinds of actions founders usually want held for review.
Publishing
Public copy, launch posts, and website changes should be reviewed before going live.
Emailing
Outbound messages should be drafted and approved before being sent.
Code changes
Changes that affect product behavior should be reviewed through an explicit workflow.
Commitments
Promises to customers, users, partners, or investors should stay with the founder.
Access
Sensitive information should be treated as requiring careful founder-controlled boundaries.
BUILT WITH CONTROL
Built with control from the start.
cofounder.new is being shaped with early users around one principle: AI should help prepare the work, but important decisions stay with the founder.
Draft
The AI team can research, organize, and prepare work.
Review
You see what changed, what is waiting, and what needs approval.
Approve
Launches, spending, customer messages, and major decisions stay under your control.
Early access
Build with control from the start.
Request early access to cofounder.new.