Everyone integrated AI. Almost everyone stopped at typing assistant.

Run product your way. Without the repetitive half.

The Builder is a self-learning suite of skills that fits how you run product. No two PM roles are the same, so it learns yours and automates the repetitive half of the job. You see every step, and you can change any of it. Your week goes on the product work you came for.

queue tonight · finished work by morning
Illustrative demo. The meter counts only the work you accepted.

The rhythm

You hand over the work in the evening. It builds overnight. You review it each morning.

work queued in the evening built overnight reviewed each morning you accept what you keep new model absorbed, nothing reset your context, still there system check: green morning review ready
only accepted work counted queue picked up within your standards on every build memory carried across every window your keys, never in chat everything reversible meter refreshed last week's thinking, still working

The problem

There are five levels of working with AI. Most people stop at two.

You brought AI into your work. It writes, it drafts, it summarises, and it saves you real time. That is a level, and you reached it.

The thing about levels is that you cannot see the ones above you. So the ceiling never feels like a ceiling. It feels like the top.

Level two is a typing assistant. It waits for you, it forgets you, and it stops when you stop.

Level five is a system. It remembers, it builds without you, and it absorbs the next tool the week it lands.

PAIN 01

You explain yourself again, every time

The context you built last week is gone. Every session opens with fifteen minutes of re-explaining who you are, what you are building and why, before any real work starts.

PAIN 02

Your output stops when you do

Everything waits on your hours. However good you get, there is no version of you working while you sleep.

PAIN 03

Ten tools, and no system

Your best thinking is scattered across ten windows. Nothing connects, so nothing builds on anything. You are doing good work twice.

How it works

One system. One rhythm. Every day.

You do not learn a new tool. You hand work over, and you review what comes back. That is the whole loop.

1

Onboard once

You tell the Builder how you run product, and you plug in your own API keys. It builds its first skills around your role, not a template.

2

Hand over the work

In the evening you tell it what you want. A PRD, a prototype, a data pull, a first draft. Plain English, no prompt craft.

3

It builds overnight

The build crew picks up the queue and works while you are asleep, within your standards and inside your boundaries.

4

You review and accept

In the morning you read what came back. You keep what is good and send back what is not. You make every call, always.

5

It gets better

Every accept and every reject teaches it. Your context carries forward. When a new model lands, the Builder absorbs it, and you do not start over.

You pay your AI providers directly, with your own keys. We never mark up your AI spend.

What you get

The five parts of a system that compounds.

Not five features. Five parts of one machine you own.

It remembers

Your context follows you across every window, tool and session. You never re-explain your product, your users or your standards again.

It connects

One system instead of ten tools. Your notes, your data, your docs and your decisions sit in one place, and it thinks across all of them.

It compounds

New models and tools get absorbed into the system you already have. Your work gets better when the field moves, instead of resetting to zero.

It builds

A build crew that works overnight on the queue you set, and hands you finished work to review in the morning.

It meters

An honest count of the work you actually shipped, and what it paid off.

What it is not

  • Not a course. Skills decay; systems compound.
  • Not another seat. Seats plateau.
  • Not a chat window with a new name.

The Builder is a self-learning suite of skills that fits how you run product. You build your own, you change them as your role changes, and they get more accurate the more of your work runs through them. If you can imagine a task, you can build it. You pay your AI providers directly, and we never mark up your AI spend.

Proof

Measure the work, not the AI activity.

Most AI tools report usage. Words written, chats opened, tokens burned. None of that proves you shipped anything.

The Builder counts what you shipped, and follows what it did after.

Time saved, work shipped, and what it paid off. Counted for you, automatically. So you know where your week went, and which work was worth it.

See the system running in public

Early access

It is not open yet. Be first through the door.

10x Product Builder is being built in public, one week at a time. Join the waitlist and you will hear the day it opens.

One email when it opens. Nothing else, and you can leave any time.

Got a question about it?

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Security

Security, plainly.

The Builder runs on your machine, on your accounts, with your keys. Your keys live in your Keychain and never go into a chat window. Nothing lands until you approve it, and everything it does can be undone.

Full security notes on request.

  • Your machine, your accounts
  • Your keys, in your Keychain
  • Provider no-training settings
  • You approve every build
  • Everything reversible
  • Your IP stays yours

Built by a product leader, not an AI transformation firm.

10x Product Builder is built by Marton Gaspar, a product leader with more than ten years across AI, product systems and high-pressure delivery.

He was Director of Product at HomeX after its $90M Series A, has coached more than 100 leaders, and has worked with teams at the NHS, the Department for Education and EY.

He runs this system himself, solo, in public. It is the thing he built so he would stop starting over.

Next step

Get your week back.

Join the waitlist and you will hear the day it opens, and nothing else.