You are the bottleneck
Every invoice, every email, and every filing goes through you, and the product waits.
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Yulen · For solo founders
Yulen writes the agreement, the budget, and the hard limits. The AI and each contracted service work inside them. You decide what falls outside the plan.
What gets in the way
Every invoice, every email, and every filing goes through you, and the product waits.
You jump from provider to provider and nobody has the full context of your company.
Taxes, contracts, and paperwork take the time you should give your customers.
With no partners and no team, there is nobody to ask whether something was done properly.
What changes
Yulen coordinates the AI and the tools with the rules and the budgets. It only asks about what is outside the plan.
You receive the decisions that actually need your judgment, with the context already prepared.
You run the company from a single place.
Each service already brings its own AI. The company's AI runs them with the context and the rules. The specific integrations are not published.
Interface examples. Not a customer's data.
A day with Yulen
What you can turn on
Agreement, goals, budget, norms, and hard limits in one place.
Collections, payments, invoicing, and taxes, with spending limits. In Mexico, a CFDI with the SAT when it applies.
Support and incidents in the company's tone.
Site, campaigns, and a customer record, connected to the goals.
Suggested plan
You start with the core and turn on only the capabilities you need. You pay for the capability and its volume, never per agent or per token. Prices are not published.
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The management structure comes written: agreement, budget, and norms. It does not replace an accounting firm.
You set goals, budget, and hard limits. What is inside the plan follows the rules. The rest is asked.
Yes. The shareholders' agreement is written as rules, and the permissions are adjusted when someone new joins.
The company does. If you change provider, everything leaves in an open format.
How it works
Agreement, permissions, budget, and what is never done. Each rule is a file with a path and a version.
An action inside the rules goes ahead. Anything outside is asked of the person who has permission. You choose the AI. There is no published automatic recommendation.
The record says what was done, with which permission, and who approved it. If you change provider, the context leaves in an open format.