The complete 60-day roadmap for building, launching, and scaling AI-powered startups. Foundations first, then a day-by-day execution sprint from idea to go-to-market.
13 chapters · 2 parts · 72,000 words · 23 figures. The written backbone of the 60-Day Founder academy.
AI changed who gets to build at all, and what it takes to build something fundable. This book is the answer to that shift: a structured sixty-day path from idea to evidence, written for founders and small teams.
Part I gives non-technical founders the technical ground floor, and technical founders the strategic context, to make real production AI decisions.
Part II is the 60-day execution roadmap: validate, build the MVP, prove it with users, set the business foundation, and go to market. You always know what "done" looks like.
The author built the SoloFrame platform itself using this exact methodology. The book is the map; the platform is the proof it works.
Before the sprint, the ground floor: how AI changed the business, the technical concepts that matter, and the infrastructure decisions that decide whether your product survives contact with real users.
Why the rules changed, and what it now takes to build something fundable.
The concepts you actually need. No PhD required, no hype.
The landscape, and how to pick without locking yourself in.
Turning models into reliable, repeatable work.
From one-off prompts to systems that run themselves.
Wiring AI into a real product without it falling apart.
The cost, latency, and reliability decisions that make or break production AI.
Sixty days, idea to evidence. Each chapter is a window of days with concrete objectives, so you always know what you should be doing and what "done" looks like.
Find a real problem and prove people care before you build.
Build the smallest thing that delivers the core value, with AI doing the heavy lifting.
Put it in front of real users and turn their reactions into evidence.
Pricing, structure, and the operating basics a real company needs.
Get your first customers, build the fundraising artifacts, and set up to scale what's working.
Read the roadmap, then run it for real with an AI build coach, 9 artifact workshops, a scored VC pitch simulator, and a readiness assessment that turns the chapters into a shipped, validated product.
Foundations through full go-to-market. 72,000 words, 23 figures. Available in English, Spanish, and Portuguese.
Produce 12 scored, versioned artifacts: your evidence chain. An AI build coach grounded in your real work guides every session.
Pitch "Dana Reyes," an evidence-demanding VC seeded with your proof package. Score 0 to 100. Clear the 8 evidence gates to earn a verifiable credential.
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Founder of SoloFrameHub and creator of the SoloFrame multi-vertical AI engine. He built the platform behind GTM OS, Digital Wellness Academy, and 60-Day Founder: production AI products, shipped solo with AI doing the work of a team.
This book is the honest version of how that happened: the same sixty-day method, written down, so the next founder does not have to figure it out from scratch.
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It is the complete 60-day roadmap for building, launching, and scaling AI-powered startups. Part I lays the foundations: platforms, prompt engineering, workflow automation, integration, and AI-optimized infrastructure. Part II is a day-by-day execution sprint covering ideation, validation, MVP development, business foundations, and go-to-market. 13 chapters, 72,000 words, 23 figures.
It is written by Mike Sullivan, founder of SoloFrameHub. The book is the written backbone of the 60-Day Founder academy: the same roadmap, expanded. The academy is where you run it, with an AI build coach and 9 workshops turning each chapter into shipped work.
Both. Part I builds the technical foundation a non-technical founder needs to make production AI decisions, while the execution roadmap in Part II gives technical founders the business and go-to-market structure they often lack. The throughline is shipping a real, validated product in sixty days.