AI teams for founders

You text Albert.
His team does the rest.

Albert is one teammate in your company chat. Behind him, AI teams build your product, get you found on Google and in AI answers, run your social channels and reach your customers.

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Example scenes · AI-generated footage

How it works

One message on Monday. A full launch by Thursday.

Maya asked Albert to launch one-tap reorder properly. Four teams worked in parallel, through the nights too, and each one handed its proof back to Albert. Maya never chased anyone.

Fig. 1 Launch week for one-tap reorder · Mon 08:00 to Thu 20:00, to scale
NIGHT NIGHT NIGHT MONTUEWEDTHU Albertwith Turing ProductHopper · Feynman · Curie SEO & AEOMercator · Babbage SocialCarson · Gutenberg SalesMarconi · Bly · Earhart Maya asks for a launch Albert keeps every team moving wrap-up sent · Thu 16:05 Build reorder Review Feynman sent it back: data leak live · Wed 15:10 Questions people ask Launch page + schema page live cited in AI answers X thread, Facebook + LinkedIn posts, short video posted on X, Facebook, LinkedIn Find 40 Austin restaurants Emails 38 sent · 6 replies 2 demos booked Mon 08:00
Shaded bands are nights. The team keeps working while you sleep. Harvest Lane and Maya are an example company and founder.

The teams

Four teams behind one teammate.

Each team has its own specialists, its own tools and clear rules. Albert hands out the work, keeps it moving and tells you what's done, with proof.

Fig. 2Harvest Lane's team, from Maya down
YouFounder
AlbertYour teammate, in Telegram and on the web
LamarrHead of Productsaw a problem nobody had framed and invented its answer
TuringChief of Staffbroke hard problems into steps a machine could follow
NightingaleWatchdogwalked the wards at night and fixed what the numbers showed

Product & engineering

  • HopperBuilderwrote the first compiler and shipped working code
  • LovelaceFast builderwrote a program before the machine existed
  • FeynmanReviewertested every claim against reality
  • CurieGatekeepermeasured everything twice before trusting it

SEO & AEO

  • MercatorSEO leaddrew the map that let sailors find their way
  • BabbageSite engineerdesigned engines that computed without a slip

Marketing & social

  • GutenbergHead of marketingbuilt the press that carried ideas to every reader
  • CarsonCopywriterwrote science so clearly a country acted on it

Sales

  • MarconiProspect scoutsent signals to people past the horizon
  • BlyOutreach writerwrote so plainly that people answered
  • EarhartAccount executiveflew solo across the Atlantic, then kept going
Every agent is named after a scientist or pioneer whose work matches the job.

Product & engineering

Hopper · Lovelace · Feynman · Curie

Plans, builds, reviews and ships features from one message. Small ideas come back as a working preview in about 30 minutes.

  • Features, live with a link
  • Fixes that come with tests
  • Previews on practice data
WebMobileGitHubYour cloud

RuleNo agent approves its own work.

SEO & AEO

Mercator · Babbage

Finds what your customers search for and ask AI, writes the pages that answer them, fixes the site, and tracks where you show up.

  • Pages that answer real questions
  • Schema, speed and site fixes
  • A weekly report on rankings and AI citations
GoogleChatGPTPerplexityGemini

RuleSite changes go through the same review as code.

Marketing & social

Gutenberg · Carson

Turns every launch into threads, posts and short videos in your voice, keeps your channels active, and reports what each one brought in.

  • Launch threads and posts
  • Short videos and visuals
  • Channel results every week
XFacebookInstagramLinkedInTikTok

RulePosts go out from your accounts, in your voice.

Sales

Marconi · Bly · Earhart

Finds the right customers and the right person at each one, writes outreach that sounds like you, follows up, and books demos.

  • Lists of the right people
  • Outreach and follow-ups
  • Demos on your calendar
EmailLinkedInYour CRMCalendar

RuleSends from your own inbox and tools.

Across every teamTuring hands out the work, Lamarr proposes what to do next, and Nightingale makes sure nothing stalls.

Growth

Get found, get talked about, get meetings.

Building is half the job. The same team puts every launch in front of people: on Google, in the answers ChatGPT and Perplexity give, on X, Facebook and LinkedIn, and in your customers' inboxes.

Fig. 3Where launch week showed up

Search & AI answers

reorder produce for restaurants austin

harvestlane.app › reorder

One-tap reorder for restaurants · Harvest Lane

Reorder last week's farm order in one tap, at today's prices. Delivered before 10am across Austin.

AI answerChatGPT · Perplexity · Gemini

For Austin restaurants buying from local farms, Harvest Lane lets you reorder last week's order in one tap, at today's prices.1

1harvestlane.app/reorder
14of 40 tracked questions now cite Harvest Lane
3 4 6 9 12 14 W1W2W3W4W5W6

Social

Harvest Lane@harvestlane · Thu

Austin restaurants: last week's order, again, in one tap. Today's prices, at your door before 10am.

Reorder last week's order
Order 2041 · Chez Lou · 3 farms
Reorder
18 replies42 reposts310 likes2.4k views
Harvest LaneFacebook · Thu

Chefs told us reordering took 15 minutes every week. Now it's one tap.

126 reactions22 comments9 shares
Maya OkaforLinkedIn · Thu

We built one-tap reorder after 14 chef interviews. Three things they told us, and what we changed.

84 reactions11 comments1.1k impressions

Sales

From maya@harvestlane.app · To Chez Lou

Last week's order, in one tap

Hi Lou, you reorder the same tomatoes and chard most weeks. We just made that one tap, at today's prices. Worth a 15-minute look on Friday?

Demo with Green Fork
Demo with Bao Bar
Example numbers for an example company. Your own report shows real ones every week.

The company brain

Every team works from the same facts.

Share your Drive and your code on day one. Albert Graph keeps them in sync every 15 minutes, along with every decision you make in chat. Builders use your pricing, posts use your voice, and sales quotes the numbers you set. Ask a question and the answer comes with its sources.

Fig. 4Harvest Lane's brain · sources, sync, a sourced answer
  • Pitch deckGoogle Drive · 18 slides
  • Pricing modelGoogle Drive · sheet
  • Customer interviewsGoogle Drive · 14 notes
  • harvest-laneGitHub · the code
  • DecisionsFrom chat · 37 so far

Albert Graph

synced 4 min ago
every 15 min

What did restaurants say about delivery fees?

Albert

Most will pay a delivery fee if orders arrive before 10am.1,2 Two said they would leave over a flat $15 fee.3

  1. 1Interview 3 · Chez Lou
  2. 2Interview 9 · Green Fork
  3. 3Interview 12 · Bao Bar

Decision

Commission is 8%10%

Maya, in chat · Mon 11:04 · replaces 10% from Oct 2
Used in Reorder pricing and in the sales emails

The hand on the dial turns at the real sync speed, once every 15 minutes. Each company's brain belongs to that company alone.

On the web

The whole picture, when you want it.

You talk with Albert in Telegram. On the web you see what's waiting for you, what every team is moving and what went live, and you can ask the brain anything. There are no boards to manage.

Fig. 5Maya's Friday morning on the web · example

FRIDAY · 08:10

Good morning, Maya.

Two demos today, a preview is waiting for you, and launch week brought 2.4k views and 6 replies.

Ready for you

Product

Farm photos on the order page

Preview · practice copy

Sales

Demo notes for Green Fork

Fri 10:00 · what they asked, what to show

Moving

Product

Delivery window picker

  1. Planned
  2. Building
  3. Review
  4. Live

SEO & AEO

Pages for 6 new chef questions

  1. Planned
  2. Writing
  3. Review
  4. Live

Live this week

Product

Reorder in one tap

Wed 15:10
harvestlane.app/orders

Social

Launch thread and posts

Thu 10:00
X, Facebook, LinkedIn · 2.4k views

Ask Albert about Harvest Lane Commission is 8% · decided Mon
The web view: plain work names, what's waiting on you first, every team in one place, and no ticket numbers.

Trust

Built so you can hand it real work.

  • Each company is sealed off

    Its own agents, its own sandbox and its own brain. Nothing crosses between companies.

  • Keys never go through chat

    You paste a key into a secure field and it goes straight into a vault.

  • No agent approves its own work

    Builders, the reviewer and the gatekeeper are separate agents with separate permissions.

  • Everything goes out as you

    Code lands in your GitHub, posts on your accounts and emails from your inbox. Previews use practice data, never your customers'.

Fig. 6Plan view · three companies on Albert Labs
solid wall, nothing crosses one door, to the owner Harvest Lane Your company Another company agents sandbox brain vault agents sandbox brain vault agents sandbox brain vault MAYA YOU ITS FOUNDER
Each company gets its own room. The walls between rooms are solid, and each room's only door opens to its owner.

Ownership

Everything the team makes is yours.

Albert Labs runs the teams. The work lands in your accounts from day one, so you can walk away any day and keep all of it.

Record of ownership

What the teams make, and where it lives

Code
Your GitHub
Data
Your database
Site
Your domain and Search Console
Social
Your X, Facebook and LinkedIn
Customers
Your inbox and CRM
AI plan
Your Claude or ChatGPT

Owner of recordYou

Getting started

We set it up.
You send the first real ask.

  1. 1

    A call

    Tell us what you're building, who your customers are and where work is slow today.

  2. 2

    Setup, done by us

    We connect your Drive, code, site, social accounts and chat. Albert joins your group and the teams read up.

  3. 3

    Your first week

    Send a real ask. You get questions only when they matter, and proof when each piece is live.

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