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Two operators, one board

A company run as a game, with the scoreboard both founders actually look at

2operators, working off one planBoth founders on the same board, where there were two.
3trackers feeding the accountability scoreGoogle, Fitbit and WHOOP, read live.
Minutesa day of planning, instead of hoursTimed against the weekly and daily planning it replaced.

Two people running one company together, splitting the operating work between them.

What was wrong

It was messy. The goals lived in two heads instead of one place, so the two of them pulled in different directions and neither was held to much.

What we found

They did not need more discipline. They needed the same board in front of both of them, and a reason to look at it every day.

What we built

  • The business as a game, with goals, milestones and progress you can see
  • An agent they reach on Telegram or the desktop, on all the time
  • An accountability score fed by Google, Fitbit and WHOOP

What changed

Planning went from hours to a few minutes a day. The two of them now want the same things in the same order. Every milestone hit gets its own small celebration, so the work has a scoreboard instead of a backlog.

What they own now

The board, the agent and the score, running on their own accounts.