Polsia

Polsia is an autonomous AI system for solo founders that claims to plan roadmaps, ship code, run ads, answer customers, work deals and post on social media. It is free to start with no credit card required.

Polsia is an autonomous AI system positioned as a first employee for solo founders. Rather than assisting with a single task, it takes on the recurring operating work of a small company: planning the product roadmap, writing and shipping code, running ads, replying to customers, pursuing deals and posting to social media. The pitch is one name covering every role, working continuously without a human having to prompt each step. The audience is clearly the solo founder or very small team that cannot afford to hire across engineering, marketing, support and sales. The homepage frames the product around starting a company in an evening and not hiring, and it notes that Polsia works on thousands of companies at once. That wording suggests a shared platform that manages many ventures in parallel, though the homepage gives no detail on how work is scoped, reviewed or approved by the owner. In practice, a user signs up through the Get Started button, and the site states that no credit card is required and that starting is free. From there the system is described as planning and executing on its own. The site publishes in a long list of languages, including English, French, German, Spanish, Japanese and Chinese, which points to an international audience. Beyond the account sign-in, the public pages are limited to an about page, legal terms, an acceptable use policy, a privacy page and a support email address. Among alternatives, Polsia sits closer to the autonomous agent and AI co-founder category than to single-purpose tools such as coding assistants, ad copy generators or support chatbots. Those tools each cover one function and need a person to direct them, while Polsia claims to combine planning, building, marketing, support and sales under one agent. The tradeoff is transparency: the homepage offers no documentation, pricing tiers, integrations list or examples of output, so buyers will need to evaluate real results, the level of control they retain and the cost beyond the free start before trusting it with a live business.