Hal9 helps non-technical founders launch AI-powered products in 30 days without expensive teams or endless AI prompts. Instead of vibe-coding alone with robots, talk to our AI experts who scope your vision, refine ideas, guide AI agents to build secure scalable MVPs on our platform. It's the most competitive way to ship AI MVPs: experts guide (don't code from scratch), AI handles the heavy lifting, predictable pricing, no lock-in, full customization. Focus on growth while we handle the tech.
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@javierluraschi congrats on the launch! Do you also help with fixing vibe coded apps or more starting from scratch?
@austin_heaton we help with both! Our plan comes with everything... compute, token, storage AND also 10 hours of real expert help. You can use those expert hours for whatever you want :)
@javierluraschi Congrats on the launch Javier. So this is like aicofounder crossed with base44? How do you deal with product validation?
@zolani_matebese we are like base44 / lovabale / replit / etc for AI apps.
In technical terms, an AI app is really a Python App or API that is really good at calling LLMs and using Python libraries.
The AI generation part is nascent, so our expert team will do a lot of the heavy lifting for the AI. That said, our AI platform does have everything automated from the engineering side, so it's 100x faster to build an AI app in Hal9 than to do it by hand.
For product validation, our all-inclusive plan does includes real expert hours, which many of our customer use to have a real person test the product. However, we don't do any market validation. We don't do anything related to business at all. Think of us as your AI / tech cofounder.
We are your fearless nerd mercenaries, equipped with state-of-the-art tech, but everything else is on you.
Very compelling value prop. How do you balance deep customization with the 30-day launch timeline, especially for products with more complex workflows or data requirements?
@cathy_cc we follow the lean startup methodology and make sure the product is built iteratively month over month. So we first scope down the project with you to fit in 30 days, and the deliverable is a minimum viable product using the hours included in our monthly plan, see hal9.com/plans. Once you have an MVP and have user feedback, we can keep improving it over time to an alpha, beta, and eventually releases that are used by millions.
@why_tahir great questions! Obviously the founder is driving the product, we are just here to make your vision a reality. We are extremely flexible so you can always guide direction; however, there is a tradeoff. We encourage founders to lock the scope for the first month, let us run with it, provide weekly updates and come back after the first month with the first iteration finished. Make changes in-between is possible, but it pushed the timeline to have your MVP deliver in 30 days.
As a non-technical founder, this actually caught my eye. I’ve played around with AI tools before but I usually get stuck between prompts, scope and figuring out what is realistic to build. The idea of having experts guide the process while AI does the heavy lifting sounds like a different approach. Curious how hands-on the guidance is during those 30 days.
@trevor_mitchell1 great question, check out hal9.com to understand how to grow from vision, to MVP, to product to scaling. But paraphrasing what we have on the website:
Prototype. Manifest Your Vision into a MVP. This is the first month, expect to have something users can provide feedback.
Launch. Turn Your MVP into a Product. After the first month, you'll want to release an alpha release, beta, and eventually the official first release of your product. But even then you are not done.
Scale. Scale Your Product to Millions. Last stage is scaling your product to run reliably to more people with higher margins. That's as important as having your MVP built and we can help you all the way.
You say there’s no lock-in and full customization which is a big deal for founders. After the 30 days are done how much control does the founder actually have over the code, infra and future changes? For example can they take everything and continue with their own team without depending on Hal9 or do most teams still need ongoing support from you?