I Shipped It

I shipped it.

After 20 years of software engineering and 4 years of indie hacking —
most of it shipping products into silence —
I just launched the tool I needed on day one.

It's called Cantrip. And it's ready for real users.

Cantrip is a go-to-market engine for technical founders.

You describe your product.
It builds a persistent map of your market —
ICPs, competitors, value props, channels, experiments.

Then it runs a continuous gap analysis:
What's missing? What's stale? What should you research next?

What makes it different from another AI marketing tool:

→ It's agent-native. 17 MCP tools.
Your Claude Code agent can read and write
to your business context programmatically.
No dashboard required. No context-switching.

→ Credits, not subscriptions.
GTM work is bursty. Pay for what you use.
Starting at $19 for 200 credits.

→ Human review is the trust boundary.
Every AI-generated finding is provisional
until you approve it. You're always in control.

→ Your data is yours. Export anytime. Never used for training.

This isn't a waitlist. It's not a landing page with a "coming soon."

The MCP server is live.
The dashboard is live.
The credit system is live.

I'm looking for 10–20 technical founders
who will connect the MCP server, buy some credits,
and give me honest, brutal feedback.

If that's you — comment "SuperCaliFragilisticExpialiDocious" and I'll DM you setup details.

Just kidding. Why do people do that? It's quite atrocious.