The growth agent for your side project.
Building is the easy part. Getting someone to pay for it isn't. Senvi runs inside your Claude Code and works the part after the code: who your first customer is, and how to get them to sign up and pay.
Free through the diagnosis. About fifteen minutes.
> /senvi
- senviLast time: email the waitlist, ask for a call. What happened?
- yousent all 40. zero replies. honestly, people just don't care enough to pay.
- senviEleven of those 40 opened a GitHub issue this month. Nobody asked them to. They ignore your inbox and show up in your repo. So ask where they already talk: the next five issues you close, leave the paid link. Friday?
- youfriday. three are open right now.
- senviFriday. I'll ask you what they said.
Draft the five replies? [y/n]
54% of shipped indie products make $0 a month . Source: Scoutr, Sep 2026, n = 8,817
“I'm happy with the engineering side, but I'm terrible at marketing.”
“Build, post, get 12 likes from friends, a bit of organic traction, then nothing. Back to coding a new thing.”
“I have no experience getting people to hand over their wallet for something.”
You know you should send it. The next feature is more comfortable. Senvi is for the part you keep putting off.
Senvi is a growth agent that gets to what is actually stopping you, holds you to the next step, and does the work with you
The same person, the Friday they promised
> check-in · friday 18:40
- senviFriday. You said five issues, paid link on each. Where did it land?
- youasked four. one paid. two ignored it. one wants a demo.
- senviSo they do pay, and one is asking you for time. That one is worth more than the other four put together. When?
- youthursday. i've never done one.
- senviThen we build it here, now. Ten minutes, their repo open, you ask what broke. Thursday, and I'll ask how it went.
Build the demo script? [y/n]
Gets to the root. The belief in the way, not the feature. Read from what you shipped and what you say.
Holds you to the step. One step, a date you said out loud, a check-in that arrives on it.
Does the work. Messages, pages, and code, built by your agent in the same session.
You usually know the next step. Senvi gets you to take it.
Diagnose my side projectYou already know the next step. Senvi gets you to take it.
Senvi names what is actually in the way
It is rarely a missing feature. It is the next feature you build instead of sending the message. Senvi reads what you shipped and what you say, and says the real reason back.
1.1What you keep circling
The same blocker, three sessions, three different features in front of it.
1.2The belief in the way
“Reaching out is bothering people.” Written down in your words.
1.3What you expect to happen
If you act anyway, what do you predict? That gets tested, not argued.
1.4Stop, if that is the answer
A written stop with a reason counts as done.
Senvi sets one step and comes back for it
One ask on a real customer, sized to the time you actually have. A date you say out loud. The check-in lands on it and asks one thing: what happened? Then the next step. Daily, twice a week, whatever your pace is.
2.1One step, sized to the time you have
An hour tonight or two evenings this week. Cut to fit, not to a schedule.
2.2The date, at your pace
“Tonight after dinner” or “Tuesday, after standup.” Said back so it sticks. Check in every day or twice a week. Your cadence.
2.3The check-in
Calendar and inbox, on the date. Nothing to remember.
2.4The record
What happened against what you expected, in your own words.
Your agent writes it and builds it
Senvi runs inside Claude Code, so the step doesn't go on a list. You say yes and the messages, the page, or the code get done while you're there.
3.1Outreach messages
Drafted from the session, in your voice, one per person.
3.2Pricing page
Copy and layout, built into your repo.
3.3Payments
Stripe wired and the live keys turned on.
3.4Anything else Claude can build
If the step is code, it ships in the session.
Free through the diagnosis. Then $49 a month.
A human accountability coach runs $100 to $200 a month. One coaching session is about $250.
| What you get | Claude alone | Senvi |
|---|---|---|
| Reads your repo and drafts the message | Yes | Yes |
| Comes back on the date you said | No | Yes |
| Remembers what you predicted, asks what happened | No | Yes |
| Names the same blocker the third time it shows up | No | Yes |
| A person who did this reads your record | No | Yes |
| A finish line: your first paying customer | No | Yes |
$49 / month
Cancel any time. Diagnosis first, free.
- It comes to you. The check-in lands on your calendar and inbox on the date. Nothing to remember.
- It remembers. What you said, what you predicted, what came back. Quoted to you, in your words.
- Someone reads it. In your first weeks, an engineer who did this reads your record, not a model.
- Your agent does the work. Messages, pages, and code, built in the session.
Do the steps. If nobody has paid you by the end, Senvi is free until someone does.
Find out what is actually stopping it.
Fifteen minutes, free, in the Claude Code you already have.
Diagnose my side project