Step 01
Load the Product Brain
Pull in positioning, ICP, past experiments, customer pain, proof points, objections, and community notes so the system starts with context instead of guessing.
Early access
Founder Marketing System
CI/CD for marketing your product. FMS Studio gives builders a repeatable system for Product Brain, Growth Loop reviews, experiments, content drafts, and RADAR Inbox community research without starting from zero every week.
Product Brain
The memory layer that keeps the product context alive from week to week.
Growth Loop
The weekly workflow for bottlenecks, experiments, next actions, and learnings.
RADAR Inbox
Reddit Audience Discovery & Response with human review before anything ships.
The problem
Every launch starts from zero because the product context is scattered across docs, old posts, support replies, and your own head.
You know you should market every week, but you do not know which bottleneck matters most right now.
Chat sessions spit out content, then forget everything that made the draft relevant to your product and your customer.
Reddit and community research can be useful, but it is easy to burn time, miss good threads, or sound promotional if you rush the reply.
The solution
FMS Studio gives technical founders a founder marketing system for the work that usually falls between launch notes, chat transcripts, scattered docs, and vague good intentions. Instead of asking the model to start over every time, you keep a system that remembers the product and helps you run the next week on purpose.
Keep ICP, positioning, pain points, objections, proof points, competitor notes, and brand voice in one persistent memory instead of rebuilding the brief every week.
Review what happened, identify the biggest bottleneck, propose the next experiment, and turn that into a concrete weekly plan.
The system drafts. You approve. Nothing is positioned as autoposting, sockpuppeting, or fake participation.
How it works
Step 01
Pull in positioning, ICP, past experiments, customer pain, proof points, objections, and community notes so the system starts with context instead of guessing.
Step 02
Review the week, find the biggest bottleneck, and generate the next best experiments instead of a random list of content ideas.
Step 03
Turn the chosen experiments into posts, landing page edits, email ideas, blog outlines, and Reddit replies that are ready for review.
Step 04
Approve what is worth shipping, log outcomes, and feed the results back into the Product Brain so the next week starts smarter.
Feature set
01
Persistent product memory for ICP, positioning, pain points, objections, proof points, competitor notes, brand voice, and launch learnings.
02
A repeatable review cycle that spots the biggest marketing bottleneck, recommends experiments, and updates learnings after each run.
03
A marketing backlog with hypotheses, channels, audiences, success metrics, results, and follow-up learnings. Marketing starts to look like product work.
04
Draft LinkedIn posts, X posts, Reddit replies, landing page copy, emails, blog outlines, and ad concepts from the same product context.
05
Reddit Audience Discovery & Response. Monitor keywords and subreddits, summarize relevant threads, and draft useful replies that a human can edit and approve before posting.
06
See runs, inputs, outputs, logs, and errors. Technical users can inspect what the agents did instead of trusting a black box.
07
Docker Compose install, self-hosted by default, and designed for people who want their data, workflow, and memory under their own control.
Why not just ChatGPT?
The hard part is keeping the product context, remembering the customer pain, tracking what you already tried, deciding what to test next, and turning that into a weekly rhythm. A generic chat window helps with isolated tasks. It does not give you the operating system around those tasks.
FMS Studio is built for that missing layer: context, backlog, review, measurement, and iteration.
Why Reddit?
Reddit threads often reveal the exact words people use when they are confused, frustrated, comparing tools, or asking for help. That makes Reddit useful for positioning, objection handling, and reply opportunities when you participate like a person instead of a bot.
The system is designed to find relevant conversations, summarize them, and draft helpful replies for review. It is not designed to spray communities with promo posts.
Ideal customer
Indie developers shipping small products without a repeatable marketing rhythm
Solo SaaS founders who can build the product but keep improvising the go-to-market work
Technical consultants packaging offers and wanting a weekly marketing system instead of random posting
Digital product builders tired of prompt soup, copy-paste docs, and forgotten launch notes
Small technical agencies that need one place to track experiments, assets, and learnings across offers
What's included in v1
Pricing context
Validation first. Pricing second.
Early access target: $49.
Regular price target: $99.
Founder edition target: $199 to $299.
The main goal of this page is not to squeeze a checkout into an unfinished workflow. The goal is to find people with the right problem, collect context, and build the release around real usage.
Trust and safety
FMS Studio is built to help you notice relevant conversations and write better replies. RADAR Inbox is not built to auto-post, impersonate users, mass-DM people, evade bans, or farm communities with synthetic engagement.
The system drafts replies, surfaces context, and lets a human decide whether the reply is useful, honest, and appropriate for that community.
That matters because Reddit is only valuable when you use it like a participant, not like a growth hack.
Founder story
I can build products. The part that kept breaking was the marketing rhythm after the build. Every week I had the same problem: what do I post, what pain matters, what did I already learn, and which experiment is actually worth running next?
I did not want another folder of prompts. I wanted the equivalent of CI/CD for marketing: context, experiments, review, measurement, and iteration. Something that keeps the product memory alive and helps me turn customer pain into useful work every week.
FMS Studio is my attempt to build that system for people like me.
Early access
Tell me what you are building, where your marketing loop is breaking, and whether you want local / self-hosted or hosted first. I want to build this around real workflows, not made-up personas.
FAQ
No. FMS Studio is a founder marketing system. The point is not to hand you a folder of prompts. The point is to keep context, run a weekly loop, manage experiments, and produce reviewable assets from the same operating system.
No. The product is built around workflow, memory, review, and iteration. Chat is a surface, not the whole product. The useful part is that the system remembers the product, the customer, the experiments, and the learnings week after week.
You can draft with a generic chatbot, but you still need to load context, decide what matters this week, track experiments, review results, and keep the learnings somewhere. FMS Studio is for that missing operating layer.
No. It does not auto-post, spam communities, evade bans, or run fake accounts. It helps you find relevant help requests, summarize threads, and draft replies for human review.
Because builders talk there, prospects ask blunt questions there, and pain shows up there in unpolished language. Used well, Reddit is a product research and positioning channel, not a place to dump promo copy.
Technical founders, indie hackers, consultants, solo builders, and small technical agencies that can ship product but do not have a clean weekly marketing loop.
Yes, that is part of the research. The early access form asks which version you want first so I can see how much demand exists for local or hosted deployment.
The early access target is $49. The regular target is $99. A founder edition is likely to land in the $199 to $299 range. The page is focused on validation first, not locking pricing before the workflow is proven.
It means your product context, learnings, and workflow live in infrastructure you control. The self-hosted path is designed for technical users who want a Docker Compose install and ownership over the whole system.
Early access validation. The goal of the waitlist is to shape the first release around real marketing bottlenecks, not around abstract feature requests.
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