We’re building the AI co-founder we wish we’d had on the last three startups.

kigya is for the founder running everything — the brief, the landing page, the cold outbound, the demo, the support inbox, the finance review, the engineering ticket — on a Sunday night. We’ve been that founder. The work is real; only some of it is judgement.

The judgement work belongs to a human. Pick the bet. Pick the brand voice. Pick what is worth saying yes to. Everything else — research, validation, landing-page ship, cold outreach, finance autopilot, engineering iteration — we think an AI co-founder can carry, with receipts.

What we believe

• Receipts beat vibes. Every shipped task carries a public, revocable receipt URL with the diff, exit codes, spend, and verifier score. The work is reproducible from the audit log.
• A Verifier signs off every task. An independent agent grades the work before it counts as shipped. The same agent that ran the task does not get to declare it done.
• Portability is the moat.ZIP export of everything you own — audit log, documents, sandbox sessions, Slack deliveries, learned skills. If you ever leave, you take it with you.
• Cross-niche learning. Every cycle distils a skill. Phase-aware retrieval surfaces what worked for similar companies into your next run. Your first cycle inherits the learning of every prior cycle.
• The founder stays in the loop. Approvals are on by default. Nothing external posts without consent in MVP. Autonomy is a slider you choose, not a default the platform chose for you.

Where we sit in the category

Polsia proved the autonomous-company thesis is buyable. Viktor proved Slack is the right surface. Revnu proved the agent-tree UI makes the pipeline obvious. kigya combines those wedges and adds three things: receipts, a Verifier on every task, and a real engineering sandbox that ships verifiable git diffs.

For a longer head-to-head, see Compare— we’re honest about what each competitor gets right and sharp on the axes where we actually win.

How to reach us

Press, partnerships, enterprise — hello@kigya.com. Customer support runs through your in-product chat first; we publish our response SLA on /status.

You build the product. We do the hard stuff.