Anamora is a one-person operation today — built by an operator who got tired of holding the entire week in his head. Each install is hand-shaped by me, not dispatched by a setup wizard.
That’s why the cohort is ~3 operators a month. It’s the rate at which I can actually get to know your stack and your language.
We don’t want you using a generic install. We want the assistant to sound like your team by week three.
I’m a founder who got tired of holding the entire week in my head. I’m building the system I wished I’d had — and I’m building it solo on purpose, because the cost of getting an install wrong is higher than the cost of going slowly.
No growth hacks. No public roadmap. Just installs.
Anamora is a one-person operation today. The fit call, the scoping doc, the operator pack, the install — all me. No handoffs in the middle of your install, because there’s no one to hand off to.
That’s why the cohort is small. ~3 operators a month is the rate at which I can actually do the work properly. The team will grow when the second operator-in-residence joins — until then, what you see is what you get.
you tell us how you work and what you'd want held
we read it, then we talk — desk to desk
what's in scope, what's not, the price, the calendar
gmail, slack, calendar, notion — whatever's on your desk
the assistant learns your team's words and your weekly cadence
runtime, vault, model keys — where you choose
daily check-in, every morning's read reviewed together
we stay reachable, but the desk is yours
Every operator install starts from one of three standard packs and gets reshaped to your stack and language during week three. Solo founder, agency lead, or executive — pick the closest fit; we’ll move you off the boilerplate quickly.
Tell us how you work and what you'd want held. The fit call follows within a week.