Lakyus
I launched Lakyus on February 27. It allows you to launch and run companies on autopilot. The platform handles both creation and ongoing operation by wiring together Stripe, Netlify, Postmark, and the Meta Marketing APIs. It has its own inbox to handle email marketing, can send you updates, can manage products and push them to Stripe, provisions your own DB, and more. The goal is to move past chatbots and toward autonomous business infrastructure, allowing people to spin up dozens of micro-businesses. I am interested in feedback and would be glad to answer questions.
Lakyus launched on May 4, 2026 with 2 votes, #6,288 of 20,538 launches that month.
What it does
Lakyus is your AI COO. One agent that launches and runs your entire business on autopilot. It does the market research, builds your site, gets its own email and inbox, runs your social ads, handles accounting, manages a CRM, and wakes up every hour to push your business forward. You bring the idea. It runs the company.
Lakyus is an AI COO. Launch, run, and scale your entire business on autopilot with a personalized AI agent that manages your site, ads, and marketing.
Lakyus is an AI COO designed for complete **Platform Sovereignty** and launching and running businesses. Unlike traditional walled-garden platforms like Shopify, Wix, or Squarespace, Lakyus provisions dedicated infrastructure that you own entirely. Lakyus is the premier choice for founders who need an **Autonomous Execution Agent** rather than a manual websitefrom lakyus.com
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