ZeroHuman.

The pitch here is narrow and honest: one AI co-founder, one business, a daily queue of work you approve from your phone. If you have an idea and no technical co-founder, that framing maps onto a real problem — most solo founders stall at the same three points, validating demand, building the first product, and consistently publishing content. ZeroHuman attacks all three in one subscription. Pick it when you are starting your first company, you are comfortable handing over the build-and-post loop, and you would rather approve one major project a day than manage a freelancer. The Cracked agent posting short-form video to TikTok, Instagram and YouTube daily is the part most solo founders actually fail to keep up with, and it is the clearest reason to pay. Pass when scale or control matters more than convenience. One business per subscription rules out anyone running a portfolio. No API access means you cannot wire it into an existing stack or automate around it. And the 10% revenue share on Partner is a real cost that grows with your success — choose Solo at $99/mo if you expect to make money. The closest alternative is assembling the same work yourself: ChatGPT or Claude for planning, a no-code builder for the MVP, a freelance editor or a scheduling tool for short-form video. That stack is cheaper and far more flexible, but you are the integrator, and the daily content grind still lands on you. In practice, treat the 3-day free trial as a test of the output quality, not the interface. Check whether the ideas it shortlists are ones you would actually pursue, and whether the videos are publishable without heavy editing. Those two things decide whether this is a co-founder or a subscription you cancel in month two.