By stage and role
Who Nautis is for
What changes in Nautis for your stage, your role and your company type, from solo founders and first raises to Series A teams and the operators who run them.
An operating system for AI startups, where compute is a business problemModel compute as a cost of revenue, put regulatory dates on a board, and keep MLOps in specialist tools.An operating system for bootstrapped startups, judged by what it pays backDo the sum first: which tools you'd really cancel, how to run on cash, and when to stay with what you have.Tools for chiefs of staff who want the first pass done before 8 amThe Briefing as your first pass, not your replacement: what dismissing does to your CEO's list, and when it won't fit.Software for first-time founders who don't know what comes nextWhat to set up in your first month, in order, with the deadlines and jobs that still belong to a person.A startup operating system for India, with rupee pricing and WhatsApp in HindiRupee prices, WhatsApp in Hindi and Hinglish where enabled, and what stays with your CA and company secretary.Tools for non-technical founders who depend on someone else's codeHold your own logins, get the IP signed, and check outcomes you can test, without pretending software can judge code.Tools for pre-seed startups getting ready for the first raiseA six-week plan for the first raise: deck analyzer, investor search, pitch practice, and when to leave Launch.An operating system for SaaS startups, built around recurring revenueWhere MRR, churn and CAC payback live, what stays in your billing tool, and how low-touch and sales-led teams differ.Software for seed stage startups facing their first real diligenceA diligence checklist mapped to modules: data rooms, the Cap table, snapshots, and why Voyage is usually the plan.An operating system for Series A startups, and where you may outgrow itWhere Nautis still helps after a Series A, where it stops at 25 seats, and when you should choose dedicated systems.A solo founder operating system for a company of oneOne person, no reviewer: which Launch limits you hit first, how to set approvals, and where to find pushback.Tools for startup operators who inherited the messAn operating rhythm by cadence, how to decide which tools to cut, and what changes when you aren't the workspace owner.Business operations for technical founders who would rather be shippingKeep engineering in GitHub and Linear, connect them read-first, and batch the sales and cash work that keeps slipping.