Mastermind groups for SaaS Founders

Weekly accountability for people building software products — ship features, talk to users, hit MRR goals.

Building a Business with AI

I'm a solo founder and going it alone for a while. AI has totally changed how I work and want to find others riding this wave too. This group is focused on launching a real SaaS or running a company and using AI. Big emphasis on sharing new AI tricks and workflows and increasing efficiency, especially trying to get teammates and VAs onboard. I bring branding, marketing, and design background to the group. We meet every week (APAC or neighboring timezones). Members expected to participate to hold each other accountable.

● 4 of 6 seats open

Who these groups are for

You're building a software product and the hardest part isn't the code — it's the week where nothing ships because nobody's watching. If you're chasing MRR, fighting churn, or stuck deciding what to build next, you need people who've shipped this month and will ask if you did too.

What a SaaS Founders mastermind looks like on Covisors

Small group, same faces every week. You set 1–3 commitments — ship a feature, run five customer calls, fix the onboarding drop-off — and check in on how they landed. Nobody grades you; everyone notices when a commitment quietly stops showing up.

Why weekly accountability works for shipping and retention

Churn and shipping speed are both death by a thousand skipped weeks. A standing group turns "I should really fix onboarding" into a commitment with your name on it and a date. Founders who check in weekly ship the unglamorous fixes — the ones that actually move retention — because they said they would.