Ask their playbooks about your business. It asks what they’d ask, then answers with the page or minute behind it. Free here, or inside Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor.
1 free consultationNo sign-upSources to the page
Or connect it to your AIWe sell a $3,000 coaching program. Half our sales calls end with “too expensive.” Should I cut it to $1,500?
Method of Alex HormoziQuestionOut of your last 20 sales calls, how many bought?
3–5
Method of Alex HormoziVerdictKeep $3,000. Offer a payment plan before you touch the price.
What’s inside
We read every book and watch every talk. We split each method into short lessons, link every lesson to the exact page or minute, and write down the questions the founder asks before giving advice.
Same question, two answers
One client is 35% of my revenue. What should I do?
Diversify your client base so no single client dominates your revenue. Strengthen the relationship with this client, review your contracts, and consider investing in marketing to find new clients. You could also build a cash reserve…
At 35% you’re past his 20% key-customer line. His four fixes: add small clients, lock in a long contract, win more big ones, or let this one go.
Source: Alex Hormozi, 2025 talk, at 29:13
Tested
Same 48 questions about a founder’s published methods, with answers we know from the books and talks. Same AI model. The only difference is Founder Memory. Graded blind, September 2026.
We asked the same AI model 48 questions about Alex Hormozi’s published methods: once using Founder Memory, once answering from memory. Expected answers were written from the source passages, including the conditions and exceptions each answer needed to preserve.
The answer pairs were placed in random order and graded without identifying which used Founder Memory. We checked whether each answer got the method right and whether it invented a rule, number or quote.
| Out of 48 answers | AI from memory | With Founder Memory |
|---|---|---|
| Wrong answers | 19 | 2 |
| Invented a rule, number or quote | 13 | 1 |
Internal test, September 2026. Percentages are rounded. This small sample measures accuracy about one author’s methods; it does not measure business outcomes or guarantee accuracy on every question.
How it works
Like the founder would, it asks only what changes the advice: sometimes one question, sometimes ten. Then it answers with the founder’s own rules.
Every point shows its source: the book and page, or the minute in a talk. Quotes are checked word for word. Where the author contradicts himself, it says so.
Without an account, your chat stays in your browser; with one, it’s saved to your account and you can delete it any time. Answers are written with OpenAI’s API, which doesn’t train on them.
You get a setup prompt with your private link inside. Paste it into your AI and it connects itself. Chat apps tell you where to click.
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Pricing
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Questions
An AI business advisor built on the published books, essays and talks of proven founders. Describe your business: it asks only what their frameworks need to know, then gives one clear recommendation where every point cites the book page or the minute of a talk. Use it here or inside ChatGPT, Claude and other AI apps.
Founder Memory is an independent tool: it isn’t affiliated with or endorsed by Alex Hormozi, and it doesn’t speak for him. It applies his published books and talks on offers, leads, pricing and money models to your business, citing the page or minute behind every point.
No. It asks about your business first, only the questions that change the advice and at most two rounds of them. Then it gives one clear recommendation tied to your numbers and the founder’s own rules, with sources, instead of generic tips or praise.
From memory, it gets founders’ methods wrong and invents rules, numbers or quotes. In our blind test of 48 questions, an AI answering from memory was wrong 40% of the time; with Founder Memory, 4%. It also adds what a folder of PDFs doesn’t: the questions each framework asks first, and lessons linked to their exact page or minute.
Every point links to its book page or video minute, so you can check it, and quotes are checked word for word against the sources. In our blind test it invented a rule, number or quote 2% of the time, versus 27% for an AI from memory. When the books don’t cover your case, it says so.
It isn’t a model trained to imitate anyone: it reads the founders’ own published work. Alex Hormozi’s books and talks on offers, leads, money models and pricing, and Paul Graham’s on startups, ideas, growth and fundraising. No private or members-only material, and Founder Memory isn’t written, reviewed or endorsed by the authors. More founders are on the way.
Yes. Connect it once as a connector (an MCP server) in ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor or Claude Code and sign in; your AI uses it whenever you ask a business question. Or use the free web chat here, with nothing to set up.
Yes: 1 consultation with no sign-up, then a free account with about 10 a month, no card needed. Pro ($29/month) and Max ($79/month) give you more room.
