For solo founders

A stack for a company with one employee.

Most business software is priced and shaped for a team, then sold to you at a discount. This is the opposite: tools that assume there is exactly one of you, that you are paying for them yourself, and that nobody is available to administer anything.

  • No seats to fill
  • No admin console
  • No monthly bill from us

Available now

What you can buy today, and what each one is for.

Five products a non-technical founder can use immediately, listed by the job rather than the feature set. Each is $29 for one device.

  1. 1

    Decide what you are building, and remember why

    Chat across models about the idea, then keep the decisions instead of losing them in a chat history you will never scroll back through.

    1AIVault$29 one-time
  2. 2

    Find out whether anyone is searching for it

    Keyword research and rank tracking before you write a line, then the launch copy afterwards.

    1MarketingTool$29 one-time
  3. 3

    Show the thing without booking a videographer

    Click through what you have built once and get a step-by-step guide and a film out of the same recording.

    1ShowcaseTool$29 one-time
  4. 4

    Handle the paperwork the app stores demand

    Screenshots at the right sizes, PDFs that need signing, invoices that need redacting. All on your disk.

    1FileTool$29 one-time
  5. 5

    Put it on a server and keep it there

    A desktop app that provisions, hardens, deploys and rolls back — instead of a cloud console with four hundred menu items.

    Server Compass$29 one-time

Where to start

Two ways in, depending on who is doing the building.

1FounderTool and 1DevTool run the same engine. The difference is whether you want the controls or the outcome — so pick the sentence that sounds like you.

“I build software”

You already run coding agents. You need somewhere for them to work that survives being closed.

Start with1DevToolAvailable
  • Coding agents from Claude, Codex, Gemini or a local model
  • Projects, terminals, Git, browser, API client and database in one window
  • Risky work runs in a 1VMTool snapshot, not on your laptop
  • Context persists in 1AIVault instead of dying with the session
Open 1DevTool

“I have an idea”

You do not want to learn terminals, repositories, deployments or agent routing. You want the product to exist.

Start with1FounderToolIn design
  • Describe the product in plain language
  • Get a plan you can argue with before anything is built
  • Guided agents do the work; you review a preview
  • Publish without touching developer infrastructure

1FounderTool is still being designed. Until it ships, the guided path is written up in full on the page for solo founders.

Being designed

The gap this stack still has.

Everything above assumes you can describe what you want and then assemble it yourself. 1FounderTool is the product that closes that gap, and it does not exist yet.

1FounderTool

In design

Describe the product. Get a plan, then a working build.

The 1DevTool engine without the terminal. You answer questions about what you are making; it writes the plan, runs the agents, and shows you a preview to correct. No repositories to manage, no deployment to learn.

There is no download, no price and no waitlist for it yet. When there is, it will appear in the catalogue with the same status labels as everything else.

Questions

What founders ask before buying.

I cannot code. Is any of this usable today?
Four of them, yes: 1AIVault, 1MarketingTool, 1ShowcaseTool and 1FileTool need no code at all. Server Compass needs you to be comfortable owning a server, though not to be comfortable in a terminal. 1FounderTool, the one built specifically for non-technical founders, is still in design.
When will 1FounderTool be available?
There is no date, and a page that invented one would be lying. It is specified and it runs on an engine that already exists inside 1DevTool, which is the honest status: designed, not built.
What does this cost to run per month?
The StoicSoft licences are one-time. Your recurring costs are whatever you already pay for an AI provider, plus a server if you need one — typically five to twenty dollars a month for a small VPS. Nothing is billed by us after purchase.
What if I outgrow it?
Then you hire someone and they use 1DevTool. The products are single-user by design and licensed per device; there is a commercial per-seat option for 1AIVault if a team needs shared terms.

One person can build a company.Their software should help them run it.

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Free tiers on most apps. Seven-day refund on every paid one. No account needed to try anything.