AI assistant for entrepreneurs and founders

Founders run out of hours before they run out of work. You are doing customer research, writing the investor update, chasing a contractor, fixing pricing, and answering Slack, often before lunch. MiyoMind gives you a single AI assistant you message like a person, in apps you already keep open, that turns scattered founder admin into one fast conversation.

What can an AI assistant actually do for a founder?

It compresses the small jobs that quietly eat a founder's day. MiyoMind handles live web research, writing, scheduling, and light operations from one chat, and it remembers the context of your company so you are not re-explaining yourself every time. The concrete jobs it does well:

• Market and competitor research with live web search and source citations, so you can fact-check the answer
• Drafting — investor updates, cold and warm outreach, pricing pages, FAQ copy, job descriptions, customer replies
• Reminders, one-off and recurring, that fire to you across your chat apps (follow up with that investor Thursday; send the monthly update on the 1st)
• Task and note capture into the tools you already use via OAuth — Notion, Slack, Google Calendar, Gmail, and more
• Marketing image generation for ads, social posts, and decks
• Reading and analysing documents and PDFs — term sheets, contracts, competitor reports — and summarising what matters
• Long-term memory of your company, goals, and preferences, plus recall of past conversations

How does it work day to day?

You type a message; Miyo does the work and replies in the same thread. There is nothing extra to install for chat — you use MiyoMind inside WhatsApp, Telegram, or Discord, or the web dashboard in any browser. Here is a realistic morning, as the messages you would actually send:

You: Research the top 5 competitors to a B2B onboarding tool and summarise their pricing with sources.
Miyo: [returns a cited summary — names, plans, headline prices, and links to verify]

You: Draft this month's investor update. Highlights: 22% MRR growth, two enterprise pilots signed, one key hire. Keep it to 250 words, confident but honest about the slow sales cycle.
Miyo: [returns a structured draft — metrics, wins, lowlights, asks]

You: Remind me every Monday at 9am to send the weekly team digest.
Miyo: Recurring reminder set — Mondays 9:00am.

You: Add a Notion task: 'Finalise Q3 hiring plan' due Friday, and post a note in Slack #founders that the investor update is ready for review.
Miyo: [creates the Notion task and posts to Slack via your connected accounts]

You: Generate a clean hero image for our launch tweet — minimal, product-led, blue and white.
Miyo: [returns a generated marketing image]

Because the same assistant lives across your platforms, a thought you have on your phone in WhatsApp continues seamlessly when you open the web dashboard later. Reminders fire to your chat apps, so a follow-up you set on Tuesday reaches you wherever you are on Thursday.

The tools it connects to

MiyoMind connects to the tools you already run on, through secure OAuth that you authorise. Once the operator has configured a connector, you can link it from the dashboard.

Is it safe to use for sensitive startup data?

Yes — privacy is built into the architecture, not bolted on. Every paid user gets a dedicated, sandboxed Docker container with an isolated workspace, no public internet egress, a read-only root filesystem, and dropped Linux capabilities. The container holds zero external API keys. Your integrations and memories are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM, and a 10-layer prompt-injection defence plus output scrubbing runs on every message. The free tier runs on a shared direct-agent path without a dedicated container.

On how it is built: MiyoMind runs the open-source OpenClaw agent runtime, a model router called Hermes, and our own proprietary orchestration, memory, billing, safety, and routing code. It draws on frontier models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, xAI, and Alibaba — so the router can pick a capable model for the task rather than locking you to one. It is not a thin wrapper around a single model.

How much does it cost for a startup?

Start free, with no card required, and upgrade when an assistant becomes part of your workflow. Plans are credit-based, and credits meter actual model and tool usage rather than locking features behind tiers.

Need more in a heavy week? Credits also sell as top-up packs — 600 for $3, 2,000 for $10, 5,000 for $25, or 10,000 for $50 — where roughly 1 credit equals $0.005 of value. That keeps cost proportional to a launch sprint or a fundraising push instead of forcing a tier change.