CEO portfolio for founders

Agimon for founders

When you cross from running one product to running a portfolio, Agimon is the seat you steer from. Weekly product, sales, and marketing evidence becomes typed focus, budget, and metric decisions that agents execute.

  • The whole portfolio on one screen
  • Weekly evidence per product
  • Typed focus, budget, and metric decisions

Part of the AI-native company operating system.

Agimon founder portfolio cockpit: every product week with Product, Sales, and Marketing evidence resolving into a typed focus, budget, or metric decision.

What is Agimon for founders?

Agimon is the CEO portfolio and decision-control layer for a founder running more than one product through agents and a phone. You see the whole company on one screen, read each product week, and record a typed focus, budget, or metric decision instead of holding it all in your head.

It is not a reporting tool and not a doc. Agents record the evidence and draft the calls. You approve or supersede, and every decision applies a typed effect to live company state through an immutable ledger.

You are running a portfolio, but steering it from memory.

Once focus and budget compete across products, the hard part is not doing the work. It is deciding, week after week, where the company should spend its attention and its money, and remembering why.

Focus bounces by gut feel

Attention swings between products on instinct. Nothing records why one got the week and another was left to drift.

Weekly evidence goes unread

Product, sales, and marketing signals pile up faster than you can read them, so decisions get made on the last thing you saw.

No record of past bets

The budget call you made last month lives in your head. You cannot defend it, revisit it, or explain it to a cofounder or investor.

See the weekly loop

A five-step loop from weekly evidence to applied decision

Agimon moves the founder week through five steps. Each keeps the decision connected to the evidence it came from and the effect it applies.

1

Evidence

Agents record one immutable weekly snapshot per product across Product, Sales, and Marketing, with KPIs and gaps.

2

Portfolio review

See every product with stage, budget, posture, the latest three area signals, and freshness.

3

Proposed decisions

Agents draft focus, budget, and metric calls from the week, so you review instead of authoring.

4

Approve or supersede

You approve the calls you agree with and supersede the rest. Decisions are append-only.

5

Applied effect

Each decision applies a typed effect to live company state in one atomic, auditable transaction.

Explore the CEO portfolio and decision layer

What you steer from one seat

The founder outcome is a steered company, not a stack of documents. Keep the portfolio, the evidence, the decisions, and the ledger close enough that one screen answers where to focus next.

Portfolio review

Every product with stage, budget, posture, latest three area signals, and freshness, so you see the whole company at a glance.

Portfolio steering for studios

Weekly evidence

One immutable snapshot per product per week across Product, Sales, and Marketing, with KPIs, trend, and explicit gaps.

How the steering loop works

Typed decisions

Each call is exactly one of focus, budget, or metric, with an atomic effect applied to live state.

Decisions for operators

Decision ledger

An append-only, supersedable record of every focus, budget, and metric call, so the reasoning survives.

Why decisions are a ledger

MCP surface

Portfolio and decision tools over MCP, so your agent runtime records evidence and drafts calls on your behalf.

Operate Agimon over MCP

Reach for Agimon when the portfolio needs a call

Use it whenever focus and budget have to move between products and you want the decision on the record, not in your head.

When You Launch a Second Product

Focus and budget now compete across products. Steer both from one seat instead of two spreadsheets.

Every Monday

Review last week across the portfolio before you commit attention, budget, or a metric target.

When a Product Stalls

Cut budget on the stalled one and shift focus to momentum, on the record and reversible by supersede.

Before an Investor or Advisor Update

Show the portfolio and the decisions behind it, not a gut narrative. Evidence stays honest about gaps.

When Agents Run the Week

Let agents draft the calls from this week evidence. You approve two and supersede one, effects apply live.

Where founders go next

Use the founder page as the entry point, then move into the steering path for your seat, your company type, or a closer look at the loop.

Steer From the Operator Seat

When a portfolio CEO steers through agents, keep the review, the ledger, and the approvals in one place.

Portfolio Paths by Company Type

If you run SaaS products or a studio, follow the steering path that matches your operating model.

See How the Loop Works

Understand the weekly loop and how Agimon compares with general AI chat before you steer with it.

The steering layer of your company operating system

Agimon is the seat you graduate into when you run more than one product and need to steer the whole thing. Its value scales with the breadth of the portfolio you steer. See the pricing section for current plans.

Value tracks the breadth of the portfolio you steer.

Questions founders ask before steering with Agimon

Do I need to be technical to use Agimon?

No. Agimon is the seat you steer from. Agents record the weekly evidence and draft the calls; you approve or supersede. You do not need to write code or configure a runtime to make a focus, budget, or metric decision.

What exactly does Agimon give a founder running several products?

One screen with every product week: stage, budget, posture, the latest Product, Sales, and Marketing signals, and freshness. From there you record a typed focus, budget, or metric decision that agents execute, with the reasoning preserved.

When should a founder start using Agimon?

At the moment you cross from running one product to running a portfolio. Focus and budget begin competing across products, weekly evidence outpaces you, and decisions start getting made with no record of why.

How is Agimon different from a spreadsheet or a doc?

A spreadsheet reports and a doc describes. Agimon turns each week of evidence into a typed decision with an applied effect, and keeps an append-only ledger so the reasoning behind every bet survives.

Does Agimon run my products for me?

No. We do not build agents. Agimon is the steering layer above your products. Agents operate the functions; Agimon is where you allocate focus and budget across them.

Can I change a decision later?

You supersede it rather than edit it. Decisions are append-only, so the earlier reasoning and the change both stay on the record.

Can I use Agimon output for an investor pitch?

You can show the portfolio and the decisions behind it to explain how you steer. It is not proof of demand or traction, and the evidence stays explicit about gaps.

Does Agimon replace customer discovery?

No. Agimon steers focus and budget from evidence. Founders still need customer interviews, market evidence, and judgment to know the evidence is pointing the right way.

See the whole company, then decide.

Start with the products you already run. Leave with one screen for the portfolio, weekly evidence per product, and typed decisions your agents execute.

Part of the AI-native company operating system.