ImagiBooks

Very much an AI Native founder from what I read here. I have many layers of automations, and agents handling so many things, including agents reviewing other agents’ work. But I’m always the final decider even though I try to encode everything I can, time permitting. My PR reviews are many round of reviews, with rules encoded, for example. Planning is same, and I do almost nothing without planning. Love superpowers. Love the part about hiring. I’ve interviewed people in the past and told them I expect you to use the best tools available. Here is a problem to solve, you can use whatever you want. I know they won’t be able to do it in time but it’s not what I care about. It’s what I’ve been saying for a while now, learning to learn and adapt (and passion) are the qualities I look for in people. One of my interview questions has always been how do you learn new things? I’m going to give you work you’ve never done before. How are you going to handle it and how do I trust you to do something you’ve never done? I’ve myself done so many new things in the last two years as a solo founder. I’ve become an expert in many areas I wasn’t. I’ve made a LOT of mistakes, but then I’ve learned so much from all of those mistakes. Now started to do the same with my agents, daily learnings and mistakes, distilled.

@Tancrededib Solo founder. Imagibooks.com a content infrastructure platform for adaptive personalized learning content of any kind, any age, any topic, any level. Very experienced founder who founded products and launched at known fruity company, or gaming company. Over 1B users.

No co-founder yet ? good I want to fund you

@aaron_epstein @garrytan 100%. I love in person meeting when it’s possible. Remote = great to not be distracted, in person = great to build connections. I dislike quick 20mn calls sometimes, though don’t get me wrong I value the efficiency but nothing beats human contact even in this age of AI.

The biggest hack I’ve seen for founders to close deals faster: just show up. Get on a plane, fly to their office, meet in person, bond with the whole team. Instantly replaces weeks of zoom calls.

@brettcalhounn Finally applied for ImagiBooks.

Redbud VC is actively seeking our next investments. What we're looking for: → Founders with proven resilience → Teams that turn obstacles into opportunities → Companies built to last We believe the greatest results come from those who refuse to give up. If that's you, pitch us.⬇️

@suraj_sharma14 ImagiBooks is perfect for this. We're literally a real-time multi-modal search to create personalized content of any kind. From the science of a perfect basketball shot imagibooks.com/en/s/the-scien… to medical research imagibooks.com/en/s/the-hyper… And custom lessons:

$100K. For AI that collaborates, not just computes. Thinking Machines Interactivity Grants: > Real-time multimodal research > $100K + $25K Tinker credits > Deadline: June 19 If you ship interactivity not just intelligence. Apply → thinkingmachines.ai/news/interacti…

I love goals at ImagiBooks. Almost everything I do now is with goals, and a detailed plan with SuperPowers with very well defined and precise rules / completion goals. It's been working quite well. My longest run has been 25 hours! Goal achieved. Some problems but mostly my fault for not being precise enough. I've learned since.

🥅 /goal has graduated from an experiment—for tasks big and small, Codex gets your work done. Use goal mode in the Codex app, IDE Extension, or CLI to give Codex a specific milestone, and it will keep working until it gets there, even across hours or days. You can check in and steer, and even pause Codex along the way. Pro tip: start side chats to understand the work that has been done so far without having to interrupt the main task. #goal-mode" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">developers.openai.com/codex/promptin…

It’s Codex Thursday, and yes, we have updates for you. First up: Appshots, a new way to bring the context of what you’re working on into Codex. On your Mac, press Command-Command to attach your app window to a Codex thread. Codex gets both a screenshot and text from the window, including content beyond what’s visible onscreen. Appshots are available across plans on Mac, with enterprise access coming soon.

@jmj I've been working on a deck using ImagiBooks, my own product. Not Claude code. Would def love your feedback if you're open to it! I haven't sent it yet.

On this note, it's really easy to tell what a Claude deck looks like. I’m happy to share an example that I'll make within minutes, but the format is still very much AI slop. Do not raise money with a Claude Code deck. You should spend time making something better.

It’s easier to raise money for a pre-seed round than to get a job for many right now. Making a startup pitch deck with Claude is easier than writing your own resume. When people are deciding between applying for jobs or raising for a startup, many pick the startup. New world.

European founder although no longer in Europe. I’m an expert in building and launching products for other companies at scale, including a know product for a fruity company, another for a gaming company and I’m passionate about learning, personalized education and cultures. Building Imagibooks, a content infrastructure platform for learners and creators of all kinds for evolving personalized content of any kind. Bed time stories for a 6yo to PhD Level. Many mediums. For example imagibooks.com/en/s/the-hyper…

we don't expect you to build a company in 8 weeks when we invest, we're betting on YOU to succeed whether that takes 1 year or 10 give me 1 reason to invest in you

I like your investment thesis. Human creativity, ingenuity, and knowledge. I’m looking at enhancing all of this with ImagiBooks, building a content infrastructure platform for adaptive learning content of any kind, from bedtime stories to PhD level courses of any topic and medium. Visual, stories. Video, audio, podcasts, flashcards, puzzles and so much more… With a creator economy, I see this as the future YouTube of adaptive learning content. Here is one example because of a friend wanted to learn about Grave’s disease imagibooks.com/en/s/the-hyper…

Didn’t fit into my high school. Didn’t fit into my undergrad. Didn’t fit into my law school. Didn’t fit into law firms. Didn’t fit into the venture capital firms. Started my own investment firm. Anybody cool + hard-working is invited.

How about a founder in Vegas? Used to be in SF… Imagibooks, building a content infrastructure platform specializing in adaptive learning content, on demand, or schedule, any topic, level, language, medium (stories, audio, podcasts, flashcards, quizzes and much more). From bedtime stories to PhD level learnings. With a creator economy potentially also building monetized content. For example someone wanted to learn about Grave’s disease imagibooks.com/en/s/the-hyper…

Skip the accelerator, just go direct. MatCap can get you there. Here is one example of one of our companies getting $1.5M from our intros.

@hazhubble Would love to and it’d be incredibly appreciated

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Not much margin. The lowest plan I am thinking of is $12.99 but debating to increase it. I know that for imagibooks the cost to generate a story for example depending on the image model, tts and LLMs typically is around $0.20 per minute of content when there is visual, audio and text. More with web research. The cost to do analysis of YouTube videos can be quite high as well. Those all need to be passed on.

Why are all AI tools priced at $20 month? Why is no one trying a $10 plan? Claude, GPT, Gemini, Codex all around $20

Solo founder here, starting a company as a solo founder IS the hardest thing I’ve ever done in my career, and I’ve done very hard things, including a known fruity company launching a major new product. But it’s incredibly rewarding and interesting. A friend recently got diagnosed with Grave disease, so I took this opportunity to create something for her about it. imagibooks.com/en/s/the-hyper…

Being a founder is so freaking hard man.. chewing glass every day. If you fail, no one cares. If you succeed, you are given way more problems. Sometimes I really wonder how many founders wake up in the morning and ask themselves "is it really worth it". Starting a company is so glorified - but building, scaling and maintaining one is a different story. This is why it's so important to do this for the right reasons - solve problems you are deeply passionate about and one you'll do even if the world is against you. At least there will be light at the end of the tunnel that's constantly drawing you in on those days when you are questioning your motivation. I have never had the courage to personally start a company for this reason. Just wanted to say to the ones going through this - I see you, I salute you and I admire you 🫡

@pitchdeckguide @dara_venture Solo founder. Brainstorm with AI all the time, but still a real human brain is missing. That’s what I’ve been missing the most as a solo founder. I used to have large teams of smart people.

@dara_venture No co-founder isn't as expensive as it used to be. AI is partially filling this gap. I think the value of solo founders will increase, and it should.

A bad co-founder is more expensive than no co-founder.

@dara_venture @0xArdito Agreed. Solo founder, I do miss having other people. But then I move fast.

@0xArdito Being able to "fight well" is important......fight, argue, listen, agree, move forward, no grudges......repeat

@jmj Interesting. been working on the foundations of ImagiBooks in private for a few months and just decided to be more public about it! I’m also ex-Tinder and we overlapped

Building in Public was the playbook. Not anymore. If you're a founder, don't give competitors a sniff of what you're working on until you're ready for showtime. No benefit anymore to building in public. People are too busy to care what you're doing & they'll happily copy you.

How about something which is consumer / creator driven? Imagibooks is building an AI content infrastructure for learning and more. Creators will be able to sell access to the content they create. Really on any topics, and many different presentations. Visual, audio, podcasts, quizzes, flashcards, etc… adaptive and personalized. Examples. History of flight: imagibooks.com/en/s/the-scien… Grave’s disease imagibooks.com/en/s/the-hyper…

@eoghan I'm always excited to check a great consumer opportunity at @NomadFund

Question: Who’s actually writing seed checks for consumer in 2026? Please drop names

How about something which is creator driven? Imagibooks is building an AI content infrastructure for learning and more. Anybody can create their own content but also creators will be able to sell access to the content they create. Really on any topics, and many different presentations. In the case of creators we take a cut on the subscriptions. History of flight: imagibooks.com/en/s/the-scien… Grave’s disease imagibooks.com/en/s/the-hyper…

@eoghan We do @PerceptiveVC. Our biggest portfolio winner in Fund I is consumer

How about something which is more creator driven? Imagibooks is building an AI content infrastructure for learning and more. Creators will be able to sell access to the content they create. Really on any topics, and many different presentations. History of flight: imagibooks.com/en/s/the-scien… Grave’s disease imagibooks.com/en/s/the-hyper…

@eoghan Pareto Holdings @edwardlando

How about something which is more creator driven? Imagibooks is building an AI content infrastructure for learning and more. Creators will be able to sell access to the content they create. Really on any topics, and many different presentations. History of flight: imagibooks.com/en/s/the-scien… Grave’s disease imagibooks.com/en/s/the-hyper…

@eoghan I am - that’s exactly what our fund does