Pulsia builds and runs companies autonomously.

I'm a solo founder, zero employees, with a bunch of agents.

Pulsia is making almost 800,000 run rates, and I just launched it less than two months ago.

So anyone who's listening will be able to sign up and have Pulsia run their company.

Then Sarah is the founder of Pulsia AI that runs your company.

Presented by Zapier, the AI Automation Company.

You're about to meet a founder who built.

He didn't build a company.

His AI coding agents built a company for him that's doing well. It's marketing itself. It's coming up

with ideas for what else to build. It's fixing its own bugs. And more interesting than that,

anyone could use this platform to build a company that will manage, that will be managed by AI.

Anyway, let's listen to the story.

Who comes up with the, actually, who builds the software?

So the software, so Pulsia is like a series of like autonomous agents,

specialize in different categories, right?

So you have like, you have an engineering agent that's like really good at code.

And it's like set up to code that has access to like a web server, a GitHub account, a database, all this stuff, like all the tools to make it efficient. You have a marketing agent that like has access to like a Twitter account, an email address to do cold outreach, a meta ads account to do run ads, can create UGC.

So like essentially giving them all the tools to be able to execute on stuff.

Support agent like access to an email that like I give it to, I give it to the user by default.

So the idea is like the user comes to Pulsia, brings their idea, and Pulsia already sets

up an instance of everything you need to run a business, right?

An email address, a server, like a versatile server, you know, a database, an ad-a-med-out

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