I have your Startup Map in front of me. I tell you the one thing to do each morning, ask what happened each evening, and rewrite the plan when reality disagrees with it.
Same login as BuildYour.Company. Installs to your home screen — no app store.
Most founders finish their Startup Map, feel clear for two days, and never open it again. Kairo exists because the document was never the hard part.
and then it loops, sharper every week.
No onboarding, no “tell me about your startup.” Sign in with the email you use on BuildYour.Company and your diagnosis, your blocker and your whole 30-day map are already here.
This is the difference between Kairo and a chat window. It has never asked you what your problem is, because it was there when the problem was diagnosed.
What you committed to, against what actually shipped. Slipped stays slipped — a plan you can trust beats a plan that flatters you.
Week 3 is the tell. Six committed, two shipped, and nobody noticed until it was said out loud.
Link Google Calendar and Kairo stops asking whether you did the work — it can see. Tasks that need calls get booked into your real free slots, and the week's plan bends around what is already in your diary.
Which is how you get the one sentence no generic AI tool can say: “I can see you booked three calls this week. The task said ten. What happened?”
A task comes due, a number stops moving, your week goes quiet. That is when you hear from me — not because a scheduler fired. Go quiet long enough and I back off on my own.
Twenty-five quiet days out of twenty-eight. No message is also an answer.
Kairo is allowed to disagree with you. It has your diagnosis, so when your instinct contradicts what the numbers said, it will tell you — in one sentence you can act on.
Sign in with your BuildYour.Company email and Kairo already knows you. How much it can do depends on how far you have gone.
Two minutes a day. One task, one answer, one honest question at seven. That is the whole thing.