6-step process

From launched to crickets
to first real users.

Here's exactly what happens after you tell me what you're building.

01 You tell me
02 I research
03 I strategize
04 I execute
05 I adapt
06 You watch
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01You tell me

Tell me what you built.

That's the whole setup.

A URL, a one-liner, or a tweet draft — that's enough. I don't ask you to fill out forms, configure workflows, or explain your stack. You describe the product; I figure out the rest.

Most founders spend the first week setting up tools. With CrossMind, that week is already behind you.

crossmind.io/start
What are you building?
AI tool that helps vibe coders ship landing pages faster. Just launched, 0 users so far.|
Starting research...
02I research

I scan your entire market before touching any channel.

Reddit. Twitter. HN. Niche communities.

I cross-reference your product against hundreds of active conversations — people asking about the problem you solve, complaining about existing tools, or searching for exactly what you built.

Most outreach fails because it's aimed at the wrong audience. I fix the targeting problem first.

Market scan — live
Reddit
"anyone know a tool that auto-generates landing pages?"
r/SideProject
High
HN
"launched to crickets, what did I do wrong?"
ask HN
High
Twitter
"vibe coding is easy, distribution is impossible"
@indie_builds
Med
147 signals scanned · 12 high-match communities found
03I strategize

I tell you exactly where to start — and why.

No guessing. Channel diagnosis with evidence.

Based on where your ICP actually spends time and what conversations they're already having, I rank your channels, write the playbook, and explain the reasoning. You see the logic, not just the output.

"You should try Twitter" isn't strategy. I give you the specific threads, accounts, and timing — with data behind each decision.

Channel priority — Week 1
#1Reddit (r/SideProject)
94
3 active threads, 200+ comments, exact ICP pain
#2Hacker News
71
Ask HN posts hit your audience weekly
#3Twitter / X
48
Audience present but slower signal cycle
04I execute

I run the outreach. You don't.

Content, replies, campaigns — autonomous.

Posts queued. Threads entered. Outreach sequences running. I operate across channels continuously — not when you remember to log in, not when you have spare time, but always.

You get a live feed of everything I'm doing. Approve or adjust from your dashboard at any point.

Activity — live
Running
Replied to r/SideProject thread
just now
Posted Twitter thread on distribution
4m ago
Sent follow-up to @jake_builds
11m ago
Queued 3 LinkedIn posts for this week
23m ago
05I adapt

I shift when the data tells me to.

No manual check-ins. No weekly reports to write.

I watch signal from every channel — reply rates, click-throughs, signup conversions — and adjust strategy automatically. If something isn't working after enough signal, I stop, recalibrate, and try the next highest-leverage move.

You don't need to analyze what's working. I surface the insight and act on it.

Strategy adjustment — auto
Signal detected
Reddit outreach → 3 replies, 1 signup in 48h
Twitter → 0 clicks, 0 signups in 72h
Reallocating 70% of effort to Reddit
Next 48 hours
Target 5 new Reddit threads · Pause Twitter · A/B test 2 angles in r/webdev
06You watch

You see everything. In real time.

Dashboard, artifacts, session logs.

Your workspace shows every task running, every artifact produced, every decision made — with the reasoning visible. Not a black box. A transparent co-founder.

When something needs your input — a strategic pivot, an external account, a judgment call — I surface it clearly. Otherwise, I handle it.

Workspace dashboard
Prospect Outreach
47 sessions
5
Content Pipeline
12 sessions
18
ICP Research Brief
3 sessions
1

Ready to start?

Tell me what you're building. Everything else starts from there.