Solo founder, pre-product
Not sure what to build yet.
Start with Lens. Get a real read on the market and the buyer in a week, before you write code.
Lens firstTwo products, one loop. Lens works out who actually wants what you are building. FlyWheel goes and reaches them. The Blueprint carries what each learns to the other, so every campaign starts sharper than the last.
Every founder ships a product they believe in. Ninety percent of them lose the market anyway. Not because the product was bad. Because validation was skipped, launch was rushed, customers never came, operations became a full-time job, and enterprise procurement broke the first big deal.
Founders stitch four to six separate tools to do this, then spend their own hours keeping the pieces in sync. The glue never holds, and the context leaks out at every seam.
Each stands on its own. Start with whichever stage matters to you today, then add the other when you are ready. The Blueprint connects them.
Know if the business is worth building.
Data-driven opportunity assessments, ICP discovery, competitive intelligence, positioning strategy, and demand signals. Seeds the Blueprint from the first assessment.
We find your customers. You keep building.
An autonomous acquisition engine. Discovers, enriches, sequences, and hands off qualified intent. Priced in Wheels: one Wheel is one target account through the full workflow.
What each product learns, the other uses.
The shared context layer under both products. Lens writes the market model; FlyWheel runs against it and writes back what actually happened, so the next assessment starts from evidence rather than assumption.
A competent team could rebuild Lens or FlyWheel in a year. What they cannot rebuild is the Blueprint that connects them, because it is grown one action at a time from a real customer’s business, and every action makes every other product sharper.
Every product gets sharper the longer you stay. The compound is the moat.
Founders assemble four to six tools to do market research and outbound, then maintain the seams by hand. Cafiyn does both in one loop, and the context moves between them without anyone re-keying it.
Not sure what to build yet.
Start with Lens. Get a real read on the market and the buyer in a week, before you write code.
Lens firstProduct is live, pipeline is zero.
Start with FlyWheel. It builds the pipeline while you keep improving the product.
FlyWheel firstSending plenty, hearing nothing back.
Take both. Lens works out whether the targeting is wrong, and FlyWheel acts on the answer.
Lens + FlyWheelOne market works, the next is unproven.
Run Lens on the new segment, then point FlyWheel at it. Your existing Blueprint makes both sharper.
Lens + FlyWheelWe are in beta. We do not overstate the numbers. Here is exactly what is real, what is coming, and where the founder is a couple of clicks away.
Because finding your market and winning it usually means stitching four to six tools and doing the integration yourself, with your own hours. Cafiyn is one connected system: Lens spots the demand, FlyWheel wins the market, and the Blueprint carries what each learns to the other, so every campaign starts sharper than the last. Straight SaaS from $29/mo, no revenue share.
No. Every product is available individually. Buy Lens from $14.99/mo to validate an idea, or FlyWheel from $29/mo to build pipeline. Take both and the bundle discount applies automatically.
A living model of your business that every Cafiyn product reads from and writes to. It gets sharper every time you use any product, so the platform gets better at helping you the longer you stay.
A stitched stack means four to six tools to evaluate, buy, learn, and maintain, an ICP re-entered in each one that drifts out of sync, and campaign outcomes that die inside the outbound tool. Cafiyn is one login and one shared Blueprint where the ICP is written once and travels, and where outcomes feed back into the next assessment. The frame is effort, time, and bloat, not a price comparison.
It depends on where you are. Pre-product, or unsure who the buyer is: Lens. Product live but no pipeline: FlyWheel. Sending outbound that is not landing: both, because that is usually a targeting problem rather than a volume problem.
No. All products are straight monthly SaaS. FlyWheel is priced in Wheels processed, not revenue generated. What you see is what you pay.
Your Blueprint is scoped to your business only. What you ask Lens is not training material for anyone else. Privacy, security, and transparency come first.
Founder-led team based in Bengaluru, backed by fifteen years of operator intelligence across product, growth, and enterprise. Every customer gets a direct line to the founders during onboarding.
Lens works out who actually wants what you are building and writes that market model to the Blueprint. FlyWheel reads it, reaches those buyers, and writes back what happened: who replied, which segment converted, which objection was real. That evidence sharpens the next Lens assessment. It is a loop, not a one-way handoff, which is why every campaign starts sharper than the last.
Yes. Start with either, add the other whenever you are ready, and the bundle discount applies automatically the moment you hold both. Many founders start with Lens to decide what to build, then add FlyWheel once the product is live and they need pipeline.
They are discontinued as products. We narrowed from five to two because Lens and FlyWheel form a compounding loop and the others were adjacent rather than compounding. What we learned building them now lives as free, vendor-neutral guides on launching, startup operations, and enterprise readiness.
Get customers on autopilot from $29/mo. Every other product unlocks alongside.
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