ATTUNEFY FOR FOUNDERS

Your company does not need more notifications.
You need to know what deserves you.

Investors, customers, candidates and your own team all reach you in different places, and every one of them believes their thread is the urgent one. ATTUNEFY learns which of them is right today.

Portrait illustrating the founder use case
Illustration of a role, not a customer.

Everything arrives as though it were equal.

A founder's inbox has no hierarchy. A board member, a churning customer and a calendar invite look identical until you open them, and opening them is the whole cost.

What ATTUNEFY notices

What ATTUNEFY notices first.

Not what is newest. What carries a commitment, a decision, or a relationship that is changing.

COMMITMENT

You told the board you would send revised projections by Friday.

Meeting · 18 days ago

RELATIONSHIP

An investor who usually replies within a day has gone quiet for two weeks.

Possible signal

ESCALATION

A customer thread changed tone after a support handover.

Email · today

Needs you

What actually needs you.

Most of it does not. The few that do carry a reason, and the reason is always visible.

NEEDS YOU

Investor requested updated metrics before the next board call.

Due in 2 days

NEEDS YOU

Offer decision is blocking a candidate who has another process running.

Waiting 4 days

IN MOTION

Enterprise prospect is reviewing pricing. Nothing needed from you yet.

Watching

People

The people your company runs on.

A founder's relationships are not a contact list. They are a set of open loops, each with a history and a temperature.

Meetings

Board calls and one-to-ones leave structure behind.

THARA captures what was decided and who owes what, so the meeting produces a record rather than a recording.

DECISIONHold the current raise timeline and revisit after the next two enterprise closes.Board call
YOU PROMISEDSend updated projections with the revised pipeline assumptions.By Friday
THEY PROMISEDIntro to two operators for the engineering lead role.This week

Memory

Why the decision changed, not just what it is.

Founders repeat context constantly. ATTUNEFY keeps the reasoning attached to the decision so you stop reconstructing it.

Action

It prepares. You approve.

ATTUNEFY drafts the investor update with the numbers it can evidence and the context from the board call. It does not send it.

  1. Resolve the recipient across channels
  2. Assemble the evidence it is drawing on
  3. Draft in your register, not a generic one
  4. Show you exactly what will be sent
  5. Send on your approval, with an undo window

Autonomy is earned. Until it is, nothing leaves without you pressing send.

End to end

A week, end to end.

The same commitment followed from the moment it is made to the moment it is closed.

  1. Monday

    You promise revised projections on a board call. ATTUNEFY records the promise, not just the transcript.

  2. Wednesday

    Internal pricing changes. ATTUNEFY links the change to the promise it affects.

  3. Thursday

    An investor follows up. It arrives already connected to Monday's commitment and Wednesday's change.

  4. Friday

    The update is drafted with both, and waits for your approval.

Built for this

What founders use most.

Commitment ledger

Everything you promised and everything promised to you, with the moment each was said.

Relationship radar

Cooling, resurfacing and buying signals, shown as possibilities rather than certainties.

Decision memory

What changed, when, and the reasoning that moved it.

Coverage honesty

When a source falls behind you are told, and ATTUNEFY stops claiming nothing needs you.

Everything that needs you.
Nothing that doesn’t.

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Every situation on this page is an illustrative workflow. No customer names, logos or outcomes are shown, because ATTUNEFY is in early access and there are none to show yet.