AI for Solopreneurs: How to Run a One-Person Company Without Drowning

You're the founder. You're also sales, support, accounting, marketing, and the person who was supposed to send that invoice last Tuesday.

Here's the useful answer first: AI for solopreneurs works best as a small team of agents that each own one of those departments, so you stop context-switching between nine jobs and start checking nine sets of drafts. You stay the founder. The grunt work stops being yours.

The problem isn't the work, it's the switching

A one-person company doesn't fail because the work is hard. It fails because you're holding nine roles in one head, and every switch between them costs ten minutes and a little bit of will to live. The invoice doesn't get chased because you were doing sales. The follow-up dies because you were doing support.

What to hand off first

• The money: an agent that tracks what's owed and drafts the invoice reminders.
• The inbox: an agent that triages what comes in and surfaces the few things that need you.
• The pipeline: an agent that spots and qualifies leads and drafts the first reply.
• The visibility: an agent that turns your work into a steady run of posts.

Each one owns its lane. None of them sends anything without you.

You're still the company

The point isn't to pretend you're a team you don't have. It's to stop doing the parts of a team's job that never needed you. With myAgents you hire these agents around your real pain points in a couple of minutes, hand each only the access it needs, and watch every action and its cost. It starts at $10 in free credits, then from $25 a month.

You'll still answer to no one and wear every hat. You'll just stop losing the receipts.