Dari - coming soon

Solo technical founders can build the product but stall on marketing. They don't struggle for lack of advice — they drown in it. Twitter threads, playbooks, courses, AI content generators, social schedulers: every tool demands strategy they don't have time to form, or spits out generic content that doesn't move the needle. The result is a familiar pattern — a week of frantic posting, three weeks of silence, no traction, and a creeping sense that marketing is something other people are good at. What's missing isn't more content or more tools. It's a concrete answer to "what should I do this week?" that respects the two to ten hours they actually have.

Darí replaces the blank page with a weekly sprint. Tell it about your product once; it diagnoses your stage (pre-launch, just launched, or growing), picks the right playbook, and generates a 4-week plan. Every week you get a short, prioritized todo list — each task comes with the content already drafted, a realistic time estimate, and a one-line explanation of why it matters now. At the end of the week, a 90-second check-in tells Darí what shipped, what didn't, and what moved; it adapts next week accordingly. No dashboards, no menus, no strategy docs. Just the next five things to do, and the content to do them with.