manifesto

most founders fail not because they lack ideas. they fail because they work on the wrong things at the wrong time.

i've seen it happen over and over again. brilliant people with real insights, building products that solve real problems—but spending their days on tasks that don't move the needle.

they optimize landing pages when they should be talking to customers. they build features when they should be finding distribution. they hire when they should be iterating.

the gap between where they are and where they want to be feels impossible to close.

but here's what i've learned from studying the world's best founders: the difference between those who make it and those who don't isn't talent. it's focus. it's knowing which piece of the puzzle to solve next.

the best founders treat every day like solving a puzzle. they don't try to get everything right at once. they start with the edges—the foundation—and build from there. one piece at a time.

superfounder is built on this principle.

we studied the top 1000 founders. we extracted their mental models. their decision frameworks. the sequences they follow to go from zero to one, and from one to ten.

and we built a system that pushes you to work on what matters most—right now.

not what feels urgent. not what's comfortable. but what actually moves you closer to your first million in revenue.

this isn't about working harder. it's about working on the right things with the right intensity at the right time.

we believe your ideal future isn't built in one day. it's built in a thousand. and each of those days, you need clarity on the one thing that matters most.

that's what superfounder gives you.

a calm spirit. genuine actions. and focus on the outcomes you can control.

we're still in private beta. we're iterating. closing our own gap between vision and reality.

but if this resonates with you—if you're building something real and want to get to your first million faster—we'd love to have you join us.