How I cracked AI to automate life as a solo founder

​Harsh is a 3x founder backed by Antler who has built products from scratch that collectively crossed 1 million users. He operates as a solo founder, and "solo" is doing a lot of work in that sentence.

​Now he's building October, a vibecoding platform that helps you build product flows that actually convert and work with each other.

​Over the past year, he's been quietly building a stack of products for himself. Tools that handle the parts of building a company that usually require a team.

​December runs autonomous tasks across a Mac Mini fleet and Raspberry Pi network. Before OpenClaw existed, Harsh built his own version: send a to-do list to an agent with its own X account, it handles everything from there.

​Wednesday is an email client with contextual memory that reads your inbox and writes deep, structured replies worth actually sending.

​Thursday won a YC hackathon. Any task becomes a shareable link. Type "create a new Canva post," get a URL, send it to someone. They click it. The task is done. An agent, packaged into a link.

​November connects Cursor, Codex, and Claude Code across sessions so agents can share context and hand off work to each other.

​October uses everything he's built for himself, pulling on the same agent infrastructure, the same automation logic, the same ship-and-iterate speed, to generate variants, run experiments, and ship what converts. Every week. Without a growth team.

​And running underneath all of it: 20 phones, 20 SIM cards, 20 countries. A TikTok operation with multiple channels running autonomously, zero manual effort.

​In this session, Harsh will share the exact tools, frameworks, and agent setups behind the whole stack — a practical playbook for founders who want to build lean, move fast, and let systems do the work.