You build the product. Romy takes it to market.

When you need to “do marketing”, but you don't know where to start. Romy finds the next growth action, prepares the work, and keeps everything moving while you build.

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Ask Romy to take the next step…

Romy is

  • setting your goals
  • learning your voice
  • creating your growth content
  • finding your leads and relationships
  • monitoring your competitors
  • positioning your product and pricing
  • learning the context of you
  • running your finances
  • tracking your projects
  • giving you tasks to grow
  • Redditr/programming · 12 min ago

    How are you compressing huge video uploads without wrecking the quality?

    Suggested reply

    Help with the bottleneck first

    Before changing codecs, profile where the delay actually sits: the client encode, the upload, or storage and delivery. Most teams optimise the first and keep paying for the other two.

    Ready for you
  • XX · 4 min ago

    “If I pay one more $4k egress bill just to transfer demo video, I’m going to lose it.”

    Suggested X reply

    Answer with the cost reduction

    That bill is the file size showing up somewhere finance can finally see it.

    Ready for you
  • HooliCompetitor watch · 36 min ago

    Hooli raises Nucleus Team from $49 to $59

    Pricing watch

    $49 → $59

    Hooli is positioning the increase around faster processing and lower infrastructure overhead.

    Recommendation ready

Find the first people who want what you built.

Give Romy a product URL or one line about what you built. It will identify the smallest useful customer group, where they may already gather, and the first angle worth testing.

Tell Romy what you built

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An example first-user read

ChatGPT

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What you've really built

A general-purpose thinking partner that makes powerful AI useful without code, specialist software, or knowing the right search terms.

Who'll get value first

Solo founders, freelance writers, and marketers who regularly start with a blank page: a launch email, customer reply, rough idea, or research summary.

Where your first ten users are

Start with the writers and founders you already talk to, then the creator newsletters that cover new tools. Indie Hackers and Product Hunt are worth testing once the warm list runs dry.

Why you can win

Most AI still feels like developer infrastructure. You made it conversational, so people can ask, correct, and keep going without learning a new interface first.

How Romy works.

  1. Learns your product

    Romy researches and learns your product, competitors, goals, and voice.

  2. Builds your growth roadmap

    Using proven actions most likely to move your needle forward.

  3. Prepares the growth actions

    Content, outreach, channels, and tools, all to get you seen by the right people.

  4. Runs the business underneath

    So nothing ever gets forgotten, and you have the space to do what matters. Grow.

Your growth, and the actions that get you there.

Growth, people, content, work, time, money, and your product knowledge stay in one system. Open an area to see what Romy keeps track of, prepares, and brings into the plan.

Strategy & growthSet the result, build the plan, watch the evidence, and choose the next action.
Growth dashboardThe commercial engine view: audience, position, channel synopsis, and current goal progress.
StrategyThe GTM strategy overview connecting audience, position, channels, and the roadmap.
Goals12-month and quarterly goals tied to the roadmap and daily work.
VisionThe north star that keeps the strategy anchored to the business the product builder is building.
SignalsLive market signals from connected sources, shortlisted for relevance to the current plan.
ResultsCommercial evidence from actions taken, feeding back into the roadmap.
Growth toolsDiagnostic, comparison, and planning tools that support the strategy.
Quarterly refreshA structured review that updates the strategy, goals, and roadmap each quarter.
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ContentPlan, draft, schedule, publish, and reuse useful content from the same strategy and customer evidence.
CadenceThe content rhythm tied to the strategy and audience.
DraftsWork in progress with context, source, and approval state.
PublishedContent that has gone live, with performance and result context.
Content calendarA schedule view of planned and published content.
RemixReuse and adapt existing content for new audiences or channels.
Prompt librarySaved prompts for recurring content and outreach tasks.
PillarsContent themes tied to the strategy and audience needs.
Content toolsUtilities for content planning, research, and preparation.
Blog, LinkedIn, X, Reddit, and Substack viewsPlatform-specific views of content planned, drafted, and published for each channel.
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Relationships & mailKeep people, conversations, deals, and follow-ups together so Romy can prepare the next useful contact.
CRM dashboardThe relationship overview: recent activity, open deals, and follow-up priorities.
PeopleContacts with role, relationship history, and connected context.
CompaniesOrganisation records connecting people, deals, and business context.
DealsRevenue opportunities with stage, value, and linked contacts.
ListsFiltered and saved views of people, companies, or deals.
InteractionsConversation and engagement history across channels.
CampaignsCoordinated outreach sequences tied to the strategy.
MailConnected email with relationship context and follow-up signals.
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Tasks & projectsTurn an approved decision into work and keep each task attached to the goal, person, deal, or project it serves.
TodayRanked daily actions with the reason each one matters to the current plan.
CaptureQuick capture for ideas, follow-ups, and work that needs sorting.
Completed tasksA record of finished work tied to the goal or project it served.
ProjectsBounded pieces of work with tasks, timeline, and delivery context.
Project updatesStatus updates keeping each project connected to its outcome.
TimelineA view of project and delivery work across time.
Delivery records and artifactsCompleted deliverables and archived project evidence.
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Calendar, meetings & timePlan around the time available, prepare for meetings, and turn decisions into follow-ups.
Calendar day, week, and monthConnected calendar views with context from the plan and relationships.
CalendarsCalendar source setup and sync configuration.
MeetingsMeeting preparation, notes, and follow-up actions tied to the plan.
Time mirror and mappingA view of how time is actually spent, mapped against the plan.
See how this works
Knowledge & notesKeep product facts, research, decisions, documents, and working notes available to the next recommendation.
Knowledge pagesDurable company context that Romy can rely on after review.
FoldersOrganised collections of knowledge by topic or project.
TemplatesReusable knowledge page structures for recurring needs.
UploadsFiles and documents added to the workspace for context.
SearchFind knowledge, notes, and connected records across the workspace.
Public publishingBetaShare selected knowledge pages publicly with a permanent URL.
Recent notesWorking material that may be incomplete, private, or unresolved.
Saved note viewsFiltered and saved perspectives on notes.
See how this works
FinanceKeep revenue, invoices, expenses, cash, and P&L beside the plan so Romy can weigh the work against what the business is earning and spending.
Finance overviewA summary of the financial state connected to the plan.
P&LProfit and loss view with context from revenue and spending.
InvoicesInvoice records connected to deals and revenue.
IncomeRevenue tracking with source and trend context.
ExpensesBusiness spending with category and plan context.
CashCash position and runway connected to the commercial plan.
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Across RomySee the day in one place, ask Romy with the source attached, and control the context it can use.
Home dashboardThe daily overview connecting growth, tasks, people, finance, calendar, time, and knowledge.
NotificationsActivity and update alerts across the workspace.
AssistantAsk Romy with the source, provenance, and workspace context attached to the answer.
Workspace and profile settingsIdentity, positioning, voice, integration, and notification controls.

Romy works from the current truth of your business.

Have tools you already work with? Connect your Notion knowledge, seamlessly analyse your Stripe revenue, and have Romy surface important emails and calendar events from Google. Connect Reddit and X for your market signals, and Claude if you want to ask questions about what's inside Romy.

Notiondecisions and knowledge
Striperevenue
Gmail and Calendarrelationships
Reddit and Xmarket signals

Relationships

People, companies, deals, inbox, and meetings, so Romy knows who matters and what should happen next.

Work

Daily tasks, projects, delivery, and calendar, so the strategy becomes work and every task stays tied to a goal.

Content

Ideas, drafts, cadence, publishing, and performance, so Romy knows what has been said and what landed.

Money

Income, invoices, expenses, cash, and P&L, so the plan responds to commercial reality rather than activity alone.

Memory

Product facts, positioning, research, decisions, and results, so the company and GTM brain don’t reset between sessions.

Romy learns twice.

Your approval teaches Romy your judgment. The result teaches Romy whether the action worked.

Every action you approve, edit, or kill teaches Romy your voice and judgment. Every lever-to-result is captured too: not just what went out, but what worked. That gives Romy a growing picture of what works, for whom, and on which channel, so the next recommendation is smarter.

Building got easier. Going to market didn't.

A new wave of builders can turn an idea into a working product without a product team. They still have to work out who will buy it, how to reach them, what to say, and what to do next.

Building feels like progress. Selling feels like rejection. That's where good products stall.

Romy exists for that part.

Take your product to market with Romy.

The waitlist is open now. Beta invitations go out in waves, and there is no charge during beta. Romy's planned public-launch price is $49/month.