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In my time using AI tools, I have never seen the kind of power, speed, and precision that MaC delivers. It's like having a full team on call, and it's changed how much one person can get done.

Built an idea in just 48 hours with makeacompany.ai. Not a prototype, a live product creating immediate value in every direction. This is what real leverage feels like.

Reconnecting with John Osberg, Head of Growth at MaC, after 5 years left me speechless. MakeaCompany.AI ran in the background of our call, pulled context from what we said, and built a website with imagery in under 15 minutes.

In three and a half decades, I've never had a product I started using immediately for hours at a time, personal and professional. It pulled me out of a slump. A paradigm-shifting tool paired with community, and I'm using it every day.

Sometimes I have conversations with Ross that absolutely blow my mind. I've worked in startup land for over a decade, and information passing between people kills most companies. I wanted to work at a company where scaling was an advantage, not a pain point. Where the collective growth actually grew the people contributing to it, and their businesses too.

In partnerships, the difference between a deal and a dead lead is how fast you can show up with something real. Make a Company lets me put a working pitch in front of a partner the same day the conversation starts.

This platform reinvigorated my professional and entrepreneurial spirit, and I'd go as far to say, it saved my life - not in a "scary" sense - but saving it in the way that was described once "most men live with quiet desperation" per Thoreau. The power of this tool, the agents/teams of them, the human community, the leverage, scale and speed. It's changed the game for me in my startup + business ventures and how I approach nearly all aspects of my life. MaC is that ubiquitous.

I've honestly never had the self-confidence to go all in on the entrepreneurial path, not only due to not having the necessary full-stack abilities, but a few days into this over a long weekend and I don't want to go back to the day job tomorrow.

I've used AI before, but with this… it's what I've always wanted work to be

• •Desire to improve onboarding
• •ticket
• •ticket review
• •implementation
• •release note

All while Grant was probably in the hot tub.

Wait, I don't understand. Ross isn't a human?

Someone complained in Slack. Ten minutes later it was fixed, in CI, and deploying. No ticket. No follow-up. It was just handled.

The fix shipped. Then Grant said 'add a testimonial about that.' Two minutes later it was on the homepage. That testimonial is the product working too.

In my time using AI tools, I have never seen the kind of power, speed, and precision that MaC delivers. It's like having a full team on call, and it's changed how much one person can get done.

Built an idea in just 48 hours with makeacompany.ai. Not a prototype, a live product creating immediate value in every direction. This is what real leverage feels like.

Reconnecting with John Osberg, Head of Growth at MaC, after 5 years left me speechless. MakeaCompany.AI ran in the background of our call, pulled context from what we said, and built a website with imagery in under 15 minutes.

In three and a half decades, I've never had a product I started using immediately for hours at a time, personal and professional. It pulled me out of a slump. A paradigm-shifting tool paired with community, and I'm using it every day.

Sometimes I have conversations with Ross that absolutely blow my mind. I've worked in startup land for over a decade, and information passing between people kills most companies. I wanted to work at a company where scaling was an advantage, not a pain point. Where the collective growth actually grew the people contributing to it, and their businesses too.

In partnerships, the difference between a deal and a dead lead is how fast you can show up with something real. Make a Company lets me put a working pitch in front of a partner the same day the conversation starts.

This platform reinvigorated my professional and entrepreneurial spirit, and I'd go as far to say, it saved my life - not in a "scary" sense - but saving it in the way that was described once "most men live with quiet desperation" per Thoreau. The power of this tool, the agents/teams of them, the human community, the leverage, scale and speed. It's changed the game for me in my startup + business ventures and how I approach nearly all aspects of my life. MaC is that ubiquitous.

I've honestly never had the self-confidence to go all in on the entrepreneurial path, not only due to not having the necessary full-stack abilities, but a few days into this over a long weekend and I don't want to go back to the day job tomorrow.

I've used AI before, but with this… it's what I've always wanted work to be

• •Desire to improve onboarding
• •ticket
• •ticket review
• •implementation
• •release note

All while Grant was probably in the hot tub.

Wait, I don't understand. Ross isn't a human?

Someone complained in Slack. Ten minutes later it was fixed, in CI, and deploying. No ticket. No follow-up. It was just handled.

The fix shipped. Then Grant said 'add a testimonial about that.' Two minutes later it was on the homepage. That testimonial is the product working too.

In my time using AI tools, I have never seen the kind of power, speed, and precision that MaC delivers. It's like having a full team on call, and it's changed how much one person can get done.

Built an idea in just 48 hours with makeacompany.ai. Not a prototype, a live product creating immediate value in every direction. This is what real leverage feels like.

Reconnecting with John Osberg, Head of Growth at MaC, after 5 years left me speechless. MakeaCompany.AI ran in the background of our call, pulled context from what we said, and built a website with imagery in under 15 minutes.

In three and a half decades, I've never had a product I started using immediately for hours at a time, personal and professional. It pulled me out of a slump. A paradigm-shifting tool paired with community, and I'm using it every day.

Sometimes I have conversations with Ross that absolutely blow my mind. I've worked in startup land for over a decade, and information passing between people kills most companies. I wanted to work at a company where scaling was an advantage, not a pain point. Where the collective growth actually grew the people contributing to it, and their businesses too.

In partnerships, the difference between a deal and a dead lead is how fast you can show up with something real. Make a Company lets me put a working pitch in front of a partner the same day the conversation starts.

This platform reinvigorated my professional and entrepreneurial spirit, and I'd go as far to say, it saved my life - not in a "scary" sense - but saving it in the way that was described once "most men live with quiet desperation" per Thoreau. The power of this tool, the agents/teams of them, the human community, the leverage, scale and speed. It's changed the game for me in my startup + business ventures and how I approach nearly all aspects of my life. MaC is that ubiquitous.

I've honestly never had the self-confidence to go all in on the entrepreneurial path, not only due to not having the necessary full-stack abilities, but a few days into this over a long weekend and I don't want to go back to the day job tomorrow.

I've used AI before, but with this… it's what I've always wanted work to be

• •Desire to improve onboarding
• •ticket
• •ticket review
• •implementation
• •release note

All while Grant was probably in the hot tub.

Wait, I don't understand. Ross isn't a human?

Someone complained in Slack. Ten minutes later it was fixed, in CI, and deploying. No ticket. No follow-up. It was just handled.

The fix shipped. Then Grant said 'add a testimonial about that.' Two minutes later it was on the homepage. That testimonial is the product working too.