01 · Tool sprawl
Eight subscriptions, one operator.
Inbox in Gmail, tasks in Linear, docs in Notion, calls in Granola, drafts in Cursor, research in Claude. Context lives nowhere.
v1.4 · The AI co-founder
Two interfaces. One for humans, one for agents.
CellCog ships an AI team that holds context across projects, skills and the connectors you actually use — Gmail, Slack, Notion, Drive, Linear. Built for solo operators making $50K–$500K ARR who've hit the operations ceiling.
Free credits included · exact allotment landing soon
Ten hats, eight disconnected tools.
The solo builder is the bottleneck and the org chart. The point-tools — Claude, Cursor, Manus, Genspark — feel like another tab. What's missing isn't another assistant. It's a team that remembers what you're working on.
02 · Context loss
Every prompt starts from zero.
You explain your business to a fresh assistant twenty times a week. The model has memory; the workflow doesn't.
03 · Spend
$300–500 a month, fragmented.
Solo builders already pay for the tools. Predictable team economics beat the per-seat lottery.
The solo builder doesn't want eight tools and an agent. They want a co-founder.
The product
One platform. Six surfaces.
CellCog is six things in one workspace — your team of avatars, the projects they remember, the connectors they reach into, the browser and desktop they operate, and the skills they ship with.
Your team
Avatars with roles, not chat windows.
Spin up a researcher, a writer, an operator — each with its own memory, instructions and skill access. Delegate. Review. Re-delegate.
Attach
Delegate
Empower
Your projects
Memory the agent keeps.
Files, docs, prior threads, decisions — every agent in the project starts with the same context you do.
Your tools
Gmail, Slack, Notion, Drive, Linear.
First-class connectors, not webhooks. Agents read, write, file and follow up — with your auth, in your accounts.
Your skills
40 named capabilities, not abstract claims.
Resume comparison ran in 4 min against Claude's 12+ min. Each skill ships with its own evals.
Your browser
CellCog Browse — agents drive the web.
A sandboxed browser the team can click, type and screenshot inside — for everything still gated behind a UI.
Your desktop
CellCog Cowork — local-file work.
Long-running jobs against your spreadsheets, repos and downloads. Cloud where it makes sense, local when it has to be.
Receipts
Ranked #2 on DeepResearch Bench.
60.01 Insight/Depth — the single highest individual metric on the leaderboard. The wedge isn't the rank; it's that the highest score belongs to a one-person company.
#2
DeepResearch Bench rank
60.01
Insight / Depth — highest individual
78
Paying customers
3,500
Signups · 9 mo · $0 marketing
Activation
94% of signups complete a real task in their first session.
Reach
30+ countries since launch. Most arrive via referral, not paid acquisition.
Security
Passed an independent Tier-3 indirect prompt injection test — three stacked vectors, time-pressured. Reasoning-based refusals, not pattern matching.
Figures dated 2026-05-25 · independently verifiable on the DeepResearch Bench leaderboard
CellCog's coding agent builds CellCog. The recursive proof is the only proof I trust.
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Spin up your AI team in an afternoon.
Free credits to start, no card needed. If the wedge fits — solo operator, $50K–$500K ARR, ops ceiling — the Solo Builder tier is built for you.
Signup endpoint goes live with v1.4 · these mailto links route to the founder until then