A second brain for one-person businesses.
One person. Every hat.
Marketer at nine. Support at ten. Developer after lunch. Every hat needs the same facts about your business. Nive keeps them, so you stop explaining yourself to yourself.
How it will work
Tell Nive how you work, once.
Your rules, your voice and the decisions you already made.
Nive uses it on every job.
Each piece of work is checked against what you saved. You see what passed and what broke.
You review and send.
A person reads everything before it goes out. That person is you.
Demo planned for December 2026.
Then the rest of your business
- MarketingPlannedPosts and pages in your voice.
- SalesPlannedFollow-ups that remember each lead.
- Customer supportPlannedReplies that know each customer.
- Product planningPlannedWhat to build next, and why.
- DevelopmentPlannedTasks that know your past decisions.
- DesignPlannedScreens that follow your brand.
- TestingPlannedChecks against what you promised.
- FinancePlannedInvoices and cash flow in one view.
- Legal and adminPlannedTerms, contracts and deadlines in one place.
All ten read from the same memory. Only the first one is being built today.
How Nive prevents spam
Nive is a writing tool for one-to-one business emails, not a sending tool. These rules are built in.
Nive writes. You send.
Nive never sends email. You read each draft and send it yourself, from your own inbox.
People you found yourself
You add each person yourself, up to 50. No bought or scraped lists, and no import.
30 drafts a day
A daily limit for each account, rewrites included. It keeps every email one to one.
Every email lets people say no
Every draft ends with an opt-out line and your business address, as US anti-spam law (CAN-SPAM) requires.
The law, confirmed first
Before your first draft, you confirm you write to business contacts you found yourself and follow anti-spam laws.
Report abuse
Write to abuse@nive.pro. I close accounts that send spam.
Why I built Nive.
I was the only developer at a 5-person startup, and I still ended up doing sales, marketing and support. Keeping track of all of it was the hardest part for me.
When I started Nive I didn't want to guess, so I asked founders on Reddit what hurts the most. I got 53 replies. Finding customers came up the most, and wearing too many hats was right behind it.
So I started with one thing: cold emails that sound like the person who sends them. I know how bad AI writing sounds because I wrote some myself: a post that GPTZero called 100% AI.
In Nive you add every person yourself and you send every email yourself. It just writes the draft from how you talk. I'm the first user, so I test everything on my own emails first.
Marco
Still explaining your business to every tool?
You run the business alone, and every tool makes you start from zero. Nive is being built to end that. Join the waitlist and you get the demo first.
Or tell Nive what you keep explaining: hello@nive.pro
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Demo planned for December 2026.