See what worked, with the numbers
Members post the system they built and what it moved. Hours returned, response times, revenue. You copy what fits your company instead of guessing.
Community Coming soon
The room where owners show what actually worked.
A space for founders and operators digitalising their companies. Real systems, real numbers, and a straight answer when you ask what to automate next.
The doors open in stages. Joining the waitlist is free, and the first members in stay free for good.
01 Inside
What happens inside.
This is not a networking group with a feed of introductions. It is owners comparing what they built and what it gave back.
Ask before you sign anything
Post the platform you are about to pay for. Someone in the room has already run it in production and will tell you where it breaks.
Know what to automate next
Describe the process that is eating your week and get answers the same day. We are in the feed too, and we answer in public.
Guests who have already done it
Every month an operator walks the room through a build inside their own company. The cost, the resistance, the part they would do differently.
Our playbooks land here first
Workflows, guides and written procedures reach members before they reach the store. You also get the walkthrough that explains them.
Discounts you cannot get outside
Members get a code on the audit and member pricing with the partners in our stack. Neither exists anywhere else on the site.
02 The fit
Who belongs here.
The value of the room depends entirely on who is in it. So the two lists below are not decoration: we enforce them.
It is for you if
- You own or founded a company that already has a team and real volume.
- You run operations day to day as a COO, head of ops or general manager.
- You are digitalising the business and want to see what worked elsewhere first.
- You are willing to post your own numbers, not only read everyone else's.
It is not for you if
- You are looking for a job, a client or freelance work.
- You sell software or services and joined to reach the members.
- You want free consultancy on your own project and give nothing back.
- You have no company yet and are here to learn automation as a skill.
03 Coming soon
Opening in stages. Free for the first ones in.
We would rather open with fifty owners who post than five hundred who watch. So the doors open in order, and the waitlist decides it.
- 1
Founding members
The waitlist, in the order people joined. Free on day one, and free for as long as the community exists.
- 2
Members' invitations
Each founding member can bring one owner they vouch for. Same conditions, same rules.
- 3
Public opening
The door opens to anyone who fits the room. How that works is decided with the founding members, not above them.
- Founding member badge on your profile, permanent, so people know you were there first
- A seat in the first live session with Hugo Cardellach, capped at twenty people
- The launch playbook, "The first five systems to automate", one week before anyone else
- A discount code on the audit, valid from the day your invite arrives
- A vote on the first guests: you name who you want in the room, and we go after them
Nothing here is a trial that expires. If we ever add a paid layer inside, founding members are exempt from it, in writing, from the day they join.
04 House rules
Five rules, and we enforce them.
A community is only worth joining if somebody guards the door. We read every post, and removing people is part of the job.
- Post the numbers, not the vibes."It went great" helps nobody. Say what changed, by how much, and how long it took.
- No pitching. Ever.Sell into the room and you are out on the first message. Answer questions instead and people will find you.
- Answer the way you would want to be answered.Short, specific, and based on something you actually ran. Opinions from a blog post do not count.
- What is posted here stays here.Members share real figures from real companies. Screenshots do not leave the space.
- We are in the feed, not above it.Moderation is a person, never a bot. If a thread goes off the rails, we say so with our own name on it.
05 Guests and interviews
Operators, on the record.
Every month we sit down with someone who has already put AI to work inside a real company, and we ask the questions a founder would ask.
What the conversations cover
The build itself, in plain language. What it cost, who resisted it, how long it took to pay for itself. Every conversation lands in the community first, so members can push back in the thread.
Want to come on?
If you have integrated AI into your own operation and the numbers held up, we would like to hear it. Tell us what you built and we take it from there.
06 Questions
Before you join the waitlist.
Is it really free?
Yes. The waitlist is free, and so is the community for everyone who joins from it. No card, no trial that expires, no feature that quietly locks after a month. Founding members keep free access for as long as the space exists.
When does it open?
In stages, starting with the waitlist. The first group receives its invites in the coming weeks, in the order people signed up. Later groups follow every few weeks until the doors are public. You get one email when your invite is ready.
What is Skool?
Skool is the platform the community runs on. Think of a private forum with a calendar and a course library, without the noise of a social network. You create an account with your invite and you are in. There is nothing to install.
Do I need to be technical?
No, and most members will not be. The room is owners and operations people, not engineers. Questions get asked in business language and answered the same way. When a thread turns into jargon, we translate it.
Are you going to sell to me inside?
No. We answer in public and we never send private pitches to members. When our services are genuinely the answer to a question, we say so once and move on. If you never hire us, nothing about your access changes.
How do I get in earlier?
Your place is the order you joined, so today beats next week. Clients and anyone who has booked the audit go to the front of the queue: reply to your waitlist confirmation and tell us. Guests who come on the interviews get their invite the same day.
The door opens soon
Get in line before you need us.
The best moment to see what other companies automated is before you commit to your own build. The waitlist takes a minute, and your place is kept.