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Explain your product
Say what you built and what someone can get from you.
You end up with: Product and offer brief
IK Solo
You're building the product. Let's help people find it.
Figure out what to post, who to reach, and how to follow up — one practical mission at a time. Every mission leaves you with something you can actually use.
The journey
Seven phases. Short missions. Real output.
02
Find your people
Work out who has the problem, then write down five real names.
You end up with: Buyer profile and prospect list
03
Choose where to show up
Pick one place your buyers already are, and fix your profile there.
You end up with: Channel choice and profile copy
04
Share what you're building
Turn what you know into posts, and publish the first one.
You end up with: Three drafts and a publishing plan
05
Start conversations
Reach out to five people with a real reason.
You end up with: Outreach drafts and updated prospects
06
Keep things moving
Follow up, share proof, and ask for a next step.
You end up with: Follow-up plan and offer message
07
Learn and repeat
Look at what happened, keep one thing, change one thing.
You end up with: Next week's plan
How it plays
A game you use to move the business forward.
One mission at a time
A clear next step on every screen, sized to the hours you actually have this week.
Useful rewards
A buyer brief, an offer you can send, three drafts, a weekly checklist. Nothing essential is locked behind points.
Progress you can see
A route map with completed phases, side quests, and an obvious 'you are here'.
Milestones kept honest
First post, first conversation, first customer — recorded by you, tracked separately from activity points.
Where it comes from
Built from doing it alone.
Daniela ran Invisible Keyboard solo for the first 22 months, starting with zero in the bank. She worked out what to sell by talking to founders and listening to what they kept struggling with.
The first client paid $800 a month for LinkedIn content and stayed about nine months. The second stayed about 17. Content and direct messages have been the two consistent ways work has come in.
IK Solo turns that into missions you can run yourself. Short lessons from that experience appear inside the missions where they're relevant.
From IK's managed client work
An anonymised technical founder's managed engagement reported 238,416 LinkedIn impressions over three months, a tweet with 360K views, and Product of the Day on Product Hunt.
These are results from a hands-on engagement with our team, not results produced by IK Solo, and not a promise of similar outcomes. Read the story.
Access
$299, once. 12 months of access.
- One payment of $299. Not a subscription — nothing renews on its own.
- 12 months of access from the day you buy, including everything we add in that time.
- All sales are final, no refunds: the whole product opens the moment you pay, and the free demo lets you walk every screen with sample data first, so nothing is bought blind.
IK Solo helps you do the work. It doesn't post for you, message anyone for you, or promise customers.