Thuyet Flow Early access
Early prototype · in development

Big projects. One person.

Build and run a business with a team of AI agents. From launching products to managing everyday operations, Thuyet Flow helps you plan, execute, and stay in control.

Your AI team does the work. You make the decisions.

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Designed around Claude · Solo-founded in Hanoi, Vietnam

Started Oct 2026Design & prototype stageSelf-funded, not yet incorporatedAbout the project →

Illustrative example of the planned experience, not live data.

Why now

The one-person company is real. Trusting automation is the hard part.

More founders now start and run a business alone, with AI doing work that used to need a team: research, bookkeeping, support, reporting. Generating output is no longer the bottleneck. The bottleneck is letting software act on real accounts, real money and real customers without watching every step.

Share of new startups with a solo founder

More than one in three new startups now begins with one founder.

Source: Carta, Solo Founders Report 2025 (startups on Carta)

29.8M

US businesses with no paid employees in 2022, with about $1.7 trillion in receipts.

Source: US Census Bureau, 2022 Nonemployer Statistics

77%

of business uses of the Claude API show automation patterns: work is handed off, not just discussed.

Source: Anthropic Economic Index, September 2025

14.7%

of cash raised in priced rounds went to solo-led startups, though they were 30% of startups founded in 2024.

Solo founders mostly fund themselves, so every hour and every dollar counts.

Source: Carta, Solo Founders Report 2025

Too many small tasks

A solo founder is also the accountant, the support desk and the analyst. Recurring work eats the hours meant for building.

Automation tools need wiring

Classic automation asks you to design every trigger and field by hand, and breaks when an email or a file looks slightly different.

Agents need a safety net

An AI agent that can send email or move money must know when to stop and ask. Most tools treat approval as an afterthought.

Product

From one sentence to a workflow you can trust

Every workflow follows the same five steps. The founder stays the final approver; the agents do the routine work.

Automated

Agents act on their own, within the permissions you granted.

Approval required

Agents prepare the work; nothing leaves until you approve.

Human task

Only you can do it: decide a price, sign, record, meet a client.

  1. DescribeWrite the task in plain language, the way you would brief an assistant.
  2. PlanClaude breaks it into steps and shows which tools and data each step needs.
  3. Run approved toolsOnly connectors you granted (email, Google Sheets, files) with least-privilege scopes.
  4. CheckResults are validated against rules and structured schemas before anything is saved.
  5. ApproveRisky actions wait in an approval queue on Telegram: approve, edit or reject in one tap.
Illustrative: approvals arrive in a Telegram chat with the bot.

Human approval by default

Sending to outside people, paying, deleting or publishing always needs your decision. You can relax rules per workflow, never silently.

Every run is logged

Each step records what the agent read, decided and changed, so a mistake can be traced and undone.

Cost cap per workflow

Each workflow has a spending limit. When it is reached, the run pauses and asks you, instead of running up a bill.

Several agents, one inbox

Workflows can be split between specialised agents (research, writing, review) that hand work to each other; you see one approval queue.

Long projects

Built for work that takes weeks, not minutes

A 30-day launch is not a five-minute automation. Thuyet Flow is designed to keep track of project milestones, task dependencies, decisions and approvals. Claude helps plan each stage, review progress and prepare the next actions, while the founder stays in control.

Milestones

The project is split into weeks with a clear goal for each.

Dependencies

A step starts only when the work it needs is finished and checked.

Decision log

Every choice you make is recorded, so agents build on it later instead of asking again.

Weekly review

Each week Claude compares progress with the plan and proposes what to change.

Illustrative timeline of a 30-day launch.

Your AI team

One founder. A team of AI agents.

A one-person company still has a finance desk, a researcher and an editor. In Thuyet Flow they are AI agents with narrow roles and limited tools, and they all report to one person.

Illustration: the Thuyet Flow AI office An isometric office. Five robot AI agents (Planner, Researcher, Bookkeeper, Writer, Reviewer) sit at desks with their tools. The founder sits at the front desk with a phone showing one approval waiting. Thuyet Flow · AI office Planner Researcher Bookkeeper Writer Reviewer 1 You · approver
Illustration of the planned agent roles. Agents are software, shown as robots on purpose. Drag to look around.
PlannerAI agent

Turns your instruction into an ordered plan and flags risky steps.

ResearcherAI agent

Reads inboxes, files and the web to collect what a task needs.

BookkeeperAI agent

Extracts amounts, dates and clients into your sheets.

WriterAI agent

Drafts replies, reminders and reports in your voice.

ReviewerAI agent

Checks every result against rules before it reaches you.

Agents are software, not staff: each role is a set of instructions and permissions running on Claude. Roles shown are the planned defaults.

Built on Claude

What we're building on Claude

Thuyet Flow is an early-stage platform for one-person companies, built by a solo founder in Vietnam (not yet incorporated). A team of AI agents on Claude plans and runs big projects and weekly operations: each step is automated, waits for the founder's approval, or is a human task. We are designing it around Claude's planning, tool use and structured outputs, and preparing a private beta.

See example plans → Big projects for one person (a product launch, a new market, an online shop) and the weekly routines behind them.

Planning and reasoning

Claude turns an instruction into an ordered plan, and decides when a step is risky enough to need approval.

Tool use and structured output

Claude calls connectors through defined tools and returns JSON that is validated before it touches your data.

Cost control (planned)

Moving to the Claude API with prompt caching and batch processing for background runs, to keep cost per task predictable.

Roadmap

Where we are

Honest status, updated as work ships.

Now · in development

Design and internal prototype

  • Example plans showing the workflow format
  • Workflow and approval model
  • Agent roles and hand-off rules
  • Used first for the founder's own work
Next

Claude API and connectors

  • Run the agents on the Claude API with real connectors
  • Telegram approval queue
  • Gmail, Google Sheets and Drive connectors
  • Run logs and cost caps
Later

Private beta

  • Workflow templates for solo founders
  • Evaluations for plan quality and approval accuracy
  • Open to a small group of early users
Hoang Cong Thuyet at the Ngu Chi Son summit, 2,850 m

Founder

Hoang Cong Thuyet

Independent developer and solo founder · Hanoi, Vietnam

Software developer working on web products, with about ten years of earlier experience programming ABB and Nachi industrial robots in manufacturing, at companies such as Canon and Samsung. Years on factory lines taught one rule that shapes Thuyet Flow: automation is only useful when people can trust it, check it and stop it.

Thuyet Flow is an independent project, built and run by one person, which is exactly the kind of company it is designed for.

LinkedIn · GitHub · About the project: start date, stage, status

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Tell us which recurring tasks take your time. Early users help decide which connectors and templates come first.

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Email founder@thuyet.dev with the recurring tasks that take your time.