Brit Morin 🦞
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Co-founder and Managing Partner @OfflineVentures and former Founder of @BritandCo @MyBFF. Former @Google @Apple. Co-host of @MoreorLessPod. Wife. Mother.
We need more positive, human stories about this technology shift—full stop. Humans in the Loop is exactly that: a novel event spotlighting the impact of builders putting AI in the hands of people, to enrich everyday life. Space fills up fast. Join us! humansintheloop2026.com
Jesse Genet on Agentic Parenting Jesse Genet joins a16z's Sarah Wang and Katherine Boyle to discuss her journey from founder to parent, how she's using agents in her household, and how AI could transform parenting for the better. 00:00 YC founder turned homeschool mom 03:00 Discovering Claude Code and agentic building 06:00 Building while homeschooling 4 kids under 5 11:00 How AI generates personalized lesson plans and logs progress 18:00 Jesse's 11-agents 27:05 Agent tech stack deep dive 33:56 How agents improve daily life 40:04 Letting kids interact with AI: values, risks, and the future of parenting @jessegenet @KTmBoyle @sarahdingwang
What if focusing on one idea is the wrong advice? VCs tell you to focus. They run portfolios. Build many. Build with others. After observing over 10,000 people build companies on @audos_com , we have seen two things; 1. The 'solo' in solo entrepreneur was always the bug, not the feature. Most people don't want a co-founder in the traditional sense. But they want input. A sparring partner. Someone to build alongside and push things forward with. Otto, our AI co-founder agent, has always been that. But we kept seeing the same thing in our data: our community features were the most loved. So today we're launching the human side. Co-vibe with real people on Audos. Invite a friend, an advisor, a potential co-founder. Pull them into your project, push it forward together. Your terms, just not alone. 2. The best business for you isn't always the one you picked on day one. It's the one you discovered by building several. Making is thinking. Most of the successful companies I have been involved with didn’t happen because the founders went all in on one idea right away. Each was one of several things running at the same time. On Audos, portfolio-first is now the default. You sign up to manage a portfolio of ideas, not a single project. Run five, run ten. Test them all. Double down on what the market and your gut tels you is working. Try out our new co-vibe build feature, as well as our portfolio entrepreneurship mode right away on audos.com
What if focusing on one idea is the wrong advice? VCs tell you to focus. They run portfolios. Build many. Build with others. After observing over 10,000 people build companies on @audos_com , we have seen two things; 1. The 'solo' in solo entrepreneur was always the bug, not the feature. Most people don't want a co-founder in the traditional sense. But they want input. A sparring partner. Someone to build alongside and push things forward with. Otto, our AI co-founder agent, has always been that. But we kept seeing the same thing in our data: our community features were the most loved. So today we're launching the human side. Co-vibe with real people on Audos. Invite a friend, an advisor, a potential co-founder. Pull them into your project, push it forward together. Your terms, just not alone. 2. The best business for you isn't always the one you picked on day one. It's the one you discovered by building several. Making is thinking. Most of the successful companies I have been involved with didn’t happen because the founders went all in on one idea right away. Each was one of several things running at the same time. On Audos, portfolio-first is now the default. You sign up to manage a portfolio of ideas, not a single project. Run five, run ten. Test them all. Double down on what the market and your gut tels you is working. Try out our new co-vibe build feature, as well as our portfolio entrepreneurship mode right away on audos.com
Big news: we at Audos.com just bought @nocap_so (Forbes called it "the world's first autonomous AI investor"), and we're announcing our first cohort of funded founders. Quick backstory: I spent 15 years at @prehype helping founders build billion-dollar companies (BarkBox, Ro, etc). The whole time something bugged me - for every founder who made it, thousands with the same talent never got a shot. The system just wasn't built for them. AI changed that. One person can now build what used to take twenty. We're watching it happen on audos.com every day. When I talked to @ednevsky (No Cap's founder) we realized we'd reached the same conclusion from opposite sides. He'd evaluated 9,000+ startups with AI and saw that the VC model is broken for 99% of founders. We'd been inside the system for 15 years and knew the same thing. So we joined forces. No Cap's 9,000 founders + 60 YC alumni community. Audos's platform + funding + 15 years of builder DNA. The proof is already here. First cohort: AI golf coach, $100K+ revenue in 2 months Two Brooklyn high schoolers helping 100K NYers/month find housing London dad built AI care concierge for his son with Down Syndrome Cornell addiction psychiatrist making CRAFT therapy accessible to everyone AI grief coach spending 2 hrs/week with each client Boat merch from a childhood memory, $1K sales week one Up to $100K each. Zero equity. Revenue share that only works when they work. Not unicorns. Real businesses solving real problems by people who actually understand the customer. Tag a builder audos.com
