A community for the new entrepreneurs — the high schoolers, the college builders, the solo founders, the repeat ones — building companies in the age of AI.
Entrepreneurship is natural. AI just made it human again.
How to Build Anything,
with Anyone.
Entrepreneurship is natural.
AI just made it human again.
For a hundred years, building a company meant raising money, hiring teams, and learning to think like a corporation. That cost was never natural. It was the cost of doing business at industrial scale.
That cost just collapsed.
One person with the right ideas and the right cofounders — human and otherwise — can now build what used to take a hundred. The teenager in her bedroom and the third-time founder in his garage now have the same tools, the same leverage, and the same shot.
Cofounder is where the people building under the new rules meet, learn, and build together.
The first-time builder. The repeat founder. The student. Same tools, same leverage, same shot.
You have an idea and no idea what to do with it. You’re sixteen, or twenty, or fifty. You don’t have a team, a degree, or permission. You don’t need any of those things. You need a place to start, and the people who started where you are.
You built the last one the old way. Hiring, fundraising, the whole machine. You can feel the next one needs to look completely different. This is where the founders rewriting their own playbook gather.
High school, college, gap year, dropout. You’re already building — you just haven’t called it that yet. We have a curriculum, a community, and a stack of tools that didn’t exist when your teachers were your age.
The book is the argument. The exchange is where the work happens.
Cofounder: How to Build Anything, with Anyone. The manifesto behind the platform. A return to first principles for entrepreneurship in the age of AI.
Active forums, member directories, weekly threads, and city-by-city groups. Real founders, real conversations, no LinkedIn voice.
A working marketplace of tools, agents, templates, and services. Members trade what they’ve built and gain access to advanced technology before it goes mainstream.
A living reference for building under the new rules. Opinionated, updated, free. The working knowledge of the cofounder era — rewritten as fast as the tools change.
You don’t need permission. You don’t need a team. You don’t need an MBA, a pitch deck, or a Silicon Valley zip code. You need a cofounder. You already have one.