Built by a founder who needed it.
Still started as the place one founder needed to see her whole business. Now ten founders can join her, by invitation.
I run Stillnus. I make eye pillows and sell them on Amazon, through shops and on my own site. Like most product founders, I'm the one doing all of it: sourcing, making, selling, shipping, and the money that ties it together.
And I was doing it from a dozen open tabs. Orders in Seller Central, inventory in a spreadsheet, ads in another dashboard, documents in a folder, none of them talking to each other. Every week, hours vanished into copying numbers between tools and hoping I hadn't missed something that mattered.
None of the tools I tried saw the whole business at a price a founder like me could pay. Each solved one slice. So I built the one I needed, and I run Stillnus on it every day.
Running a business should help you see what you are building. Still also keeps the story of the business; that part comes later.
Still should make the founder clearer, not make decisions in her place.
The system surfaces context and recommendations: what needs your attention and why. The founder decides. That line never moves.
The whole build, in one place.
Still holds the four places a founder like me checks every week: the day's work in Agenda, the permits and dates in Foundation, the true cost of what I make in Products, and the money in Money.
The point is not to make the founder behave like a larger company. It is to give one person enough clarity and continuity to build with intention.
If you know this feeling, Still was built for you.
Request an invitationTen founders first. Set up together.
Ten founding places. $49 a month for the first year, then $79. Denise sets up each founder herself.
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