Solo Founders and Small Teams Are Stretched Across Every Business Function
Indie builders and one-person businesses must personally handle every function a company needs, including video editing, SEO, landing pages, and analytics, because there's no one else to delegate to. Existing single-purpose AI tools each help with one task but don't multiply what a tiny team can actually ship.
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