How it works
acoco is a company you own. acoco staffs it with five roles: a CEO, a CTO, an engineer, growth, and a COO. You type one sentence, acoco builds the company, then those five roles keep working on it every night: shipping code, running ads, emailing prospects, and reporting back each morning.
Yes. acoco runs a company end to end: it builds the company, then five roles keep working on it every night without you managing them.
| role | what it does | overnight |
|---|---|---|
| CEO | Decides what matters next. The only one you ever talk to. | Wrote your morning briefing |
| CTO | Plans the work. | Wrote tonight's plan |
| Engineer | Ships the code. | Rewrote a slow page |
| Growth | Finds the customers. | 3 ads live, 1 killed |
| COO | Checks what ran. | Flagged a failed job |
acoco works every night. The CEO reports back to you each morning. See it running now →
acoco does. It builds the company, works overnight, and reports back each morning, rather than stopping once a site or app is generated.
Illustrative example, not a recorded run
| time | what happens |
|---|---|
| 12:04 | You type one sentence: "a pricing guide for wedding photographers" |
| 12:05 | acoco builds the company: name and brand, website, database, payment account, and staffs the five roles |
| 12:40 | Decisions get made without you: a $6/day ad aimed at wedding photographers is scheduled; a free sample guide is chosen as the homepage demo |
| 21:00 | The three night jobs run: growth launches the ad and emails 40 photographers; the engineer ships the sample guide; the CEO reads the first numbers and plans tomorrow |
| 07:00 | Morning briefing from the CEO: "3 jobs done, tonight planned." Ad live, 40 emails out, 6 opened, sample guide shipped. Tonight it tests a second headline. |
An app builder's job ends when the app works. A business platform keeps a staff working on it afterward.
acoco is not a builder plus a separate operator. acoco IS the staff: you own and fund the company, acoco works as five roles inside it, and the CEO is your one way in. There is no second party operating alongside a staff of five; the five roles are the whole operation, on the company you own.
Yes. acoco's five roles operate the business every night: shipping code, running ads, emailing customers, then reporting back each morning.
The three jobs that run every night are: growth launches ads and sends outreach email; the engineer ships whatever the plan called for; the CEO reads the results and plans the next night. That cycle repeats for as long as the company has runway (see pricing).