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Anthony Moraco
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Helping build DriftFunnels

Anthony J. Moraco is a Vice President at Density 6 and one of the people behind the creation and development of DriftFunnels, helping shape a new approach to how businesses are built and operated.

Density6 · Vice President Joined 13 days ago

Anthony's Posts (2)

Anthony MoracoAnthony Moraco·1wk
launch
Driftfunnels: AI Servants

I wanted to introduce one DriftFunnels feature we’ve been working on and get some founder feedback on it. We call them AI Servants. The idea is that once your business is built, you still need help knowing what to focus on next. So instead of one generic AI assistant, DriftFunnels gives you 10 focused helpers that read your business and look at areas like marketing, sales, operations, growth, and other owner priorities. Their job is not to run off and make every decision for you. Their job is to help surface the next owner action based on what is actually happening in the business. You stay the owner. You make the decisions. The AI helps you see where your attention should go next. I’m curious what other founders think about this approach. Would you rather have one general AI assistant, or a group of focused AI helpers looking at different parts of the business? And what would you want one of those helpers to do first?

Anthony MoracoAnthony Moraco·1wk
launch
Meet DriftFunnels: an autonomous business OS that helps build, run, measure, and improve a business

I wanted to introduce DriftFunnels to the group because I think some of you may find what we’re building pretty interesting. At the simplest level, DriftFunnels is an autonomous business operating system. You tell it what your business is, what outcome you’re trying to achieve, and what authority it has. From there, it can help build the business, operate parts of it, measure what’s happening, correct course, and keep working toward the outcome. We’ve also been building it so it understands things like responsibility, approvals, handoffs, and when it should stop because it doesn’t have the authority or information to continue. For someone starting a business, it can help with the idea, offer, pricing, and setup. For someone already running one, the bigger goal is to help reduce the amount of the business that lives only in the owner’s head. I’d really like feedback from other founders, especially on one question: If you had a system that actually understood how your business operates, what would you want it to take off your plate first?