Sologang
Your pocket C-suite. Plans and executes for real
Sologang launched on July 23, 2026 with 7 votes, #2,664 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.
What it does
The Execution OS for solo founders. Sologang equips you with a 6-role BYOK C-Suite that reads your real product, diagnoses your venture and builds actionable roadmaps. Your crew doesn't just chat; it stages the work for you. Your keys stay device-bound, zero API markups, and Budget Guardrails cap AI spend per day or project. Review their work, hit Sign-off, and push actions directly to your external tools (GitHub and Slack live now, more landing fast). You command, your crew executes.
1 founder. 6 executives. Zero payroll. Recruit a C-suite that reads your real product, builds your roadmap, and executes in your tools when you authorize it.
Sologang is your pocket C-suite. A CTO, CMO, CFO, COO, an investor, and a chief of staff who read your product, tell you what to do next, and execute in your real tools when you authorize it. This is not a chatbot you prompt. It's an executive team that makes the calls for you to approve. You set the vision. Your crew runs the company. Bring your own API key and assemble your executive team: a CTO, CMO, CFO, COO, an investor, and a chief of staff. Ready in minutes. They read your product, find what's blocking you, and hand you a prioritized plan with real judgment and zero flattery. You don't have to know what to ask. Missions that can run in your real tools land in the War Room. You review…from sologang.io
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