Map the work.
We list what you pay for, what you actually open, and which follow-up loops quietly leak hours.
Replace the shelf.
Keep the afternoon.
Anvilshare gives founders and small teams a private AI operations cockpit: memory that stays put, scheduled checks that run without nagging, and short messages when something needs a human.
The boring math
Five checks beat fifty tabs.
Most founders already use AI. The waste is not the chat window. The waste is copying context back in, hunting for the right file, and remembering which boring thing needed a look this morning.
We did not set out to make another dashboard. We set out to make the dashboard look back.
How it works
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Install the cockpit.
You get a private chat, a local memory folder, a small dashboard, and the first five checks wired to your business.
Let it run.
The cockpit checks the dull stuff on schedule and texts you only when the answer needs judgment.
What it replaces
A little rack of daily machines.
Morning brief
What matters today, what is stuck, and what decision would clear the board.
Open-loop tracker
Who owes what, when, and the next plain move.
Website monitor
Broken pages, forms, uptime, and visible regressions.
Weekly review
What shipped, what failed, what changed, and what to try next.
The brain
Memory that survives Tuesday.
Every cockpit includes a private business brain. It reads the files you point it at, remembers the decisions you made, and gives tomorrow's check the context from yesterday.
It is not ChatGPT with extra steps. ChatGPT forgets you between sessions. This does not.
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Founder AI Ops Pilot
$500 setup, then $99 a month.
Operator AI Ops Pilot
$1,500 setup, then $199 a month.
Start with one boring thing.
Tell us the thing you keep checking by hand. We will tell you if a cockpit makes sense. If it does not, we will say so.