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Denovo
Build and run your business while you sleep.
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Build and run your business while you sleep.
784 followers
Got a business idea? Let's Denovo it! Denovo turns any idea into a fully operational startup that runs autonomously. Give your idea and go to bed. Denovo evaluates your idea, builds your pitch deck, business plan, promotional videos, and your full-stack web application, and it runs your startup engineering, business development, and social media while you sleep.
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The "business as a product" framing is interesting. I've been thinking about this a lot since building my own SaaS. The hardest part isn't the code or the idea, it's all the boring stuff around it like incorporation, billing setup, landing pages, email flows etc.
Curious how deep the automation goes though. Like does it actually handle things like payment processing setup and legal docs or is it more of a project management layer that guides you through steps? Big difference between the two imo.
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@mihir_kanzariya 100% agree — that distinction matters a lot. So let me be specific.
Denovo is not a project management layer. It doesn't give you a checklist and say, "go do these 47 things." It actually does them.
Here's what it generates and executes directly:
📊 Business plan & financials — full P&L, unit economics, cap table, investor memo. Not templates — real models built from your inputs.
🎨 Brand identity — logo, icon, color palette, typography. Done.
📑 Pitch deck — investor-ready, 9-15 slides, with real market data and competitive analysis pulled in.
🌐 Full-stack web application — functional application with database, CRM, backend functions. Not a wireframe — a deployed site.
📝 Legal docs — NDAs, terms of service, privacy policies, employment agreements, SAFE notes, IP assignments. Generated with real statutory references, not generic boilerplate.
📈 Autonomous GTM — this is where it gets real. The agent actually sends outreach emails, actually posts to your social channels, and actually finds and enriches leads. Not "here's a plan" — it executes.
What it doesn't do (yet): Incorporation filing, or bank account creation. Those require identity verification and legal signatures that need a human in the loop. We're exploring partnerships to close that gap, but we won't automate it until we can do it responsibly.
So to answer your question directly: it's about 80% execution, 20% guided steps — and we're pushing that ratio every week.
What's the one integration that would make it a no-brainer for your SaaS workflow? 👀
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@hamza_afzal_butt Thanks for the great question! Honest answer: very reliable on the 80% that's predictable. Intentionally not autonomous on the 20% that's messy.
Here's what I mean. Most early-stage startup work is repeatable — build the brand, write the pitch deck, generate financial models, send outreach, post content, follow up with leads. Denovo handles all of that end-to-end, 24/7, without you lifting a finger. That layer is rock solid.
But when real-world decisions get messy — a customer pushes back on pricing, a partnership deal needs a judgment call, a market signal requires a strategic pivot — the agent doesn't go rogue. It surfaces the decision to you with context, drafts a recommended response, and waits for your green light.
We built approval gates on every high-stakes action: anything involving money, external comms, or irreversible moves gets paused with a "should I do this?" before executing.
The design philosophy is simple: automate the grind, escalate the judgment calls. The founder isn't removed from the loop — they're just only called into the cockpit when it actually matters. Instead of drowning in 50 hours of busywork and trying to make good decisions, you're fresh, focused, and only handling the stuff that genuinely needs a human brain.
10,000+ projects in, the biggest unlock isn't "AI does everything perfectly" — it's that founders finally have the bandwidth to handle the messy stuff well because they're not exhausted from the routine stuff.
What's one messy decision you'd want to stress-test us with? 👀
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@valeriavg Thank you! Really important question — and one we take seriously.
On the EU AI Act: Denovo falls under the category of general-purpose AI systems. We're actively tracking the Act's phased rollout and building compliance into the product. Specifically:
Transparency obligations — The AI Act requires that AI-generated content is disclosed. Every asset Denovo produces (business plans, pitch decks, legal docs, emails, social posts) is clearly generated within an AI platform and has an AI label when downloaded, Powered and Generated with Denovo AI. The founder knows, and we make it easy for them to disclose downstream.
No high-risk classification — Denovo doesn't operate in the Act's high-risk categories (no biometric data, no credit scoring, no hiring decisions). We're a business productivity tool, which keeps us in the limited/minimal risk tier.
On the transparency question specifically: Yes, the founder always knows everything is AI-generated — that's the entire premise. For their customers and contacts, the founder controls how they present it.
Are you building in the EU market? Would love to hear what compliance concerns are top of mind for you 👀
full disclosure: I had a live demo and started playing with the product. it works. give it a spin, and add your review here: https://www.producthunt.com/products/denovo/reviews/new
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@valeriavg Thank you, Valeria. This means the world to me from someone who is coming from the Silicon Valley of Europe! You can have a look at one of our live demos here:
The ecommerce angle makes sense. Getting to a storefront is not the hard part anymore. The real test is whether the system keeps the work moving without creating more cleanup for the founder. How much are your ecommerce users letting Denovo run on its own?
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@artem_kosilov You're asking the right question — because that's exactly the line we had to get right.
The honest answer: it depends on the founder's comfort level, and we see a clear progression.
Week 1 — supervised. Most e-commerce founders start hands-on. They generate the brand, tweak the storefront, edit the copy. They approve every outreach email before it sends. They're testing trust. That's expected and healthy.
Week 2-3 — selective autonomy. This is where it shifts. They stop editing every social post. They let the email sequences run without reviewing each one. They check the analytics summary in the morning instead of logging into GA themselves. The grunt work starts running in the background.
Month 2+ — operational autopilot. The founders who stick are the ones who wake up, check their Denovo dashboard like a CEO checking a morning brief, handle the 2-3 decisions that need a human, and move on with their day. Lead gen is running. Content is posting. Follow-ups are sending. They're focused on product and supplier relationships — the stuff that actually needs them.
The key insight from our e-commerce users specifically: the cleanup problem you're describing usually comes from tools that guess what the founder wants. Denovo doesn't guess — it builds from the founder's stated ICP, brand voice, and GTM preferences. When the system sends an outreach email, it sounds like them because they shaped the playbook. So there's less "what did the AI do while I was gone" and more "the AI did exactly what I would've done, 50 times faster."
Where cleanup still happens: product descriptions for niche or technical items, and responses to edge-case customer questions. Those still get flagged for human input. We'd rather surface a decision than ship something wrong.
The metric we track internally: founder override rate. How often does a founder change what the agent did? For our best e-commerce users, it's under 10% by month two. That's the signal that the system is actually reducing work, not creating it.
What's the specific e-commerce workflow you'd stress-test first? 👀
eels like dev infra mixed with ai workflows but not 100% sure. what’s the primary use case people land on
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@shaumik_kanvinde Totally fair read — let me sharpen it for you.
Denovo automatically creates your full-stack web application, deploying containers or managing CI/CD. And it has more than 1000 AI workflows integrated.
However, we are not dev infra or another AI workflow builder.
The simplest way to think about it: You have a business idea. You tell Denovo. It builds the entire startup around it — and then runs it.
Here's what that actually means, based on what our 10,000+ projects are doing:
The primary use case is: "I have an idea, I have no team, I want to launch."
The #1 thing people land on is the idea → operational business pipeline. You describe your concept and the AI co-founder builds your:
📊 Business plan & financial projections
🎨 Full brand identity (logo, colors, typography)
📑 Investor-ready pitch deck
🌐 Full stack web application
📈 Then it autonomously runs your go-to-market — posts content, sends outreach, generates leads, follows up
What our users are actually building:
E-commerce — biggest category. Solo founders launching DTC brands without hiring a designer, marketer, or developer.
SaaS — founders validating and launching software products, using the pitch deck + financials to raise.
Marketplaces — two-sided platforms getting validated fast before committing to a full build.
But founders are using Denovo even to build and run a restaurant!
The "aha moment" for most users: it's not the generation — it's waking up to new leads in their inbox that the agent captured overnight. That's when it stops feeling like "another AI tool" and starts feeling like having a co-founder who never sleeps.
So less dev infra, more "business-in-a-box that actually operates." Does that land clearer? What kind of project would you throw at it? 👀
Hi, congrats on your launch.
Could you please share more details on how Denovo helps validating the idea?
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@rustam_khasanov Thanks! Happy to break this down — validation is actually where every Denovo project starts.
When you type in your idea, the AI doesn't just start building. It evaluates first:
🔍 Idea Scoring — Your concept gets rated on a 10-dimension VC-style rubric: market urgency, innovation level, monetization potential, competitive moat, time to revenue, regulatory risk, and more. You get an honest score out of 100 — not hype, real signal.
📊 Market Sizing — TAM, SAM, SOM pulled from real data. You see immediately whether you're chasing a $50M niche or a $5B opportunity.
⚔️ Competitor Analysis — Automated SWOT against existing players. You see who's already in the space, how similar they are, and where the gaps are.
💰 Revenue Projections — Year 1-3 modeled with assumptions you can stress-test. Too conservative? Too aggressive? Adjust and the model recalculates instantly.
🔧 Improvement Suggestions — This is the part most founders love. The AI doesn't just score your idea — it suggests specific pivots that could raise your score. "Narrow to this vertical," "shift to enterprise," "try this monetization model." Each suggestion comes with a projected new score and reasoning.
The key: all of this happens before a single asset gets built. So you're not wasting time branding and pitching an idea that has fundamental problems. You validate first, refine through conversation, and only build once the foundation is solid.
And if the score is low? That's not failure — that's the system saving you 6 months of building the wrong thing. What idea are you thinking of putting through it? 👀
Congrats on the Launch. @saverio_pulizzi3 can I get free trial ?
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@george_foreman1 Thank you! There we go -> GIVUHWAD - discount code to apply at checkout for one month free trial!