01 · the habit
“I'll do it for a week and then stop. I always do.”
A reminder when you choose, and a streak that only counts the days you picked.
Build in public: share it as you make it.
Build in public content, made for you. Underway reads your day, asks you about it out loud, and turns your answers into a short finished video or podcast. No editing.
Everything stays private until you choose to go public.
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AI ILLUSTRATIONWhatever you’re making
You write one line about what you’re working on, and the questions fit your world. Your answers become an episode: a short video or podcast, numbered like a show.
See it in use
When something good happens, underway asks on WhatsApp if it's worth an episode, then asks you about it and has it ready minutes later.
Dramatisation
A dramatisation: the people are made with AI. The app, the questions and the finished episode are how underway really works.
What it is
Who it’s not for
If you do not want to speak, this is not for you. A written journal will suit you better. If you want a produced podcast, with a script, guests and an editor, use a studio. Off camera is fine here: answer by voice and it is still a numbered episode. The cut keeps what you said, in the order you said it.
Why now
“The biggest mistake I made as a founder wasn’t money. It was not filming it.”
Nobody films a business before it works. Record yours as it happens and you’ll have the real story, in your own voice.
Start today and episode 1 exists. Wait a year and it never will.
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The problem
Nine reasons people stop, each answered on film. Swipe through.
How it works
See the screens first: Your first episode, screen by screen, or why none of it is editing.
Connect your calendar, GitHub or sales, or add a voice note. It suggests what to talk about.

It asks out loud, one question for each thing you picked, and you answer each for as long as it takes.

Minutes later: captioned, numbered, in the order you said it. Keep it private or post it.

Three ways to answer
Same questions whichever you pick.
From the sofa, the car or a walk. The questions stay in, so it sounds like an interview.
It listens
A REAL ONE · EPISODE 6 OF BUILDING UNDERWAY
ASKED
What’s the thing you’ve been putting off all week?
HE SAID
“I built the connections to LinkedIn and YouTube first… out of all of these connections, like Instagram and all the others, what’s the easiest to build right now, because none of them are quick.”
IT ASKED NEXT, OUT LOUD
“You said none of those connections are quick. Which part of the LinkedIn or YouTube build fought you hardest this week?”
You’ll never edit a video
Everything an editor would do, done for you in your brand, set once.
Your original recordings are always yours to download.
Real episodes of Building Underway, cut from the files underway made. Nobody edited them.
It remembers
Each interview picks up where the last one stopped:
“At the end of Episode 0 you said: ‘I’m going to see if this edits after this recording. If it doesn’t, I’m still going to post it.’ So what happened when you watched Episode 0 back?”
Asked in episode 1 of Building Underway, our founder’s own series.
Private to you. Read, fix or delete anything it keeps.

ASKED · 1 OF 2 · FROM EP 0
So what happened when you watched Episode 0 back?
underway’s brain
Connect the tools you already use, and the interview asks about the fix you shipped, the call that ran over and the payment that landed, not “how was your day?”
32 tools, on every plan, the free trial included. It only looks, never changes anything, and you choose what counts. Other people’s voices from meetings never go in an episode.
Thirty small updates become the five that mattered, each with why. It suggests what to talk about; you pick.
Your first ad lead, a hundred visitors, the week Google started finding you: counted, and waiting as something to film.
Ninety days of what your tools saw. Ask “when did we launch the new prints?” and it tells you the date.
When something looks worth an episode, a line in Slack or WhatsApp. One tap to film, one to say not today.
YOUR WORK
The questions know what you shipped, so you are asked about the fix instead of reminded of it.
MEETINGS
So the interview can ask what came out of the two o'clock, without you writing it down first.
NUMBERS
The day a payment lands, the interview knows, and can ask who it was and what it means.
YOUR SHOP AND STUDIO
The day the new piece sells out, or the first order from abroad lands, the interview can ask about it.
PAPERS AND INBOX
Forward the customer's reply or the investor's no, and the interview can ask what you made of it.
TEAM CHAT
The decision argued out in a channel, or the thread that went quiet, becomes something to film, and a title for it.
NEWSLETTER
A launch newsletter becomes something the next interview can ask about.
PUBLISHING
Your numbers show on Reach, and what is working on Shorts steers which moments become your clips. None of it reaches the interview or its questions.
NUDGES
It answers with a link that opens underway ready to record. On Series and above it also messages you first when something looks worth an episode.
What you end up with
In order, in your own words, recorded on the day it happened.
For your customers, an investor, or the next person you hire.
Eighty episodes of you at work say more than any portfolio.
Watch Underway get built
Recorded most days while building it, with nothing staged.
78 episodes · Building Underway
AI ILLUSTRATIONFor anyone making something
Day one or ten years in, it works the same.
Record it from the start, and build an audience if you want one.
Keep some episodes for paying subscribers, at a price you set.
Public or private
Every episode has its own switch. Nothing goes out unless you send it.

Shorts, made for you
Up top, a drawing of what you’re saying, changing as you talk. You along the bottom.
EPISODE 45
EPISODE 43
Pro thumbnails · Series
Every episode gets three, with you in a scene from what it’s about. The best is already chosen.



Motion graphics · Series
The numbers, ideas and tools you talk about land beside you as you say them, every word your own, never over your face.


Title looks · Series
A title with the episode’s name, a build-up with music, a moment with your logo, the episode, an outro. Choose a title look and how the build-up ends, once; they come out in your logo, colours and typeface on every episode. Try them below, then watch a real one all the way through.
Every episode, every screen. Nothing to sign up for.
Title look
Opens the episode with its own name.
Your mix: Explainer title and outro · Shutter at the end of the build-up
Episode 66 · Building Underway
Open the episode’s pageYouTube title SEO written from your transcript
Conversations · Series
Every day it searches X and LinkedIn for people saying they have it, and writes a first reply in your voice. You press reply.
The searches come from your marketing brief, in the words your customers use, not the words on your homepage. Nothing is posted for you.
What it searches for
1Found
Someone on X or LinkedIn says, in their own words, they have the problem you solve.
2Your reply
A first reply in your voice that only helps. No link, no pitch, never your product's name.
3Talking to
You press reply. It keeps who answered, who you followed and your notes.
On your phone
Record on the sofa, post from the train. It all stays in sync.
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The rules
We never shuffle your answers around to make your video catchier.
We never add words you didn’t say.
Your episode is only you: no fake clips, no generated pictures. Our AI examples say so.
We never record without you pressing the button.
We never pick your questions to chase views.
We never lock up your recordings. You can download them on every plan.
Your kind of interview
EPISODE 2 · BUILDING UNDERWAYASKED ALOUD · THE REAL QUESTION
In Episode 0 you said you and your fiancé had built your own app to a certain point and were both ready now for the marketing. Where does that app’s marketing actually stand…
ON CAMERA OR VOICE
A voice asks you questions out loud, one at a time, about the topic you picked. It listens, then asks more or moves on.
on every plan
CO-HOST
On WhatsApp, that could be a strong integration… Are you imagining it for notifications, like reminders and episode-ready messages, or more for input, like voice notes and replies?
YOU
Yeah, I mean, I’m actually thinking about it in a bit more of an advanced way.
PODCAST OR CAMERA
An AI co-host, a voice you chat with, that knows your story. Both voices are recorded, as a podcast or on camera.
CO-HOST TIME · EACH MONTH
On Company Record, each seat adds hours the whole team shares. The 14-day free trial is the Founder plan, so it comes with Founder's hour.
Pricing
14 days free, then $29 a month. Your card at signup, nothing taken until day 15, cancel any time before.
or $290 a year
One person, one series.
Questions asked out loud, a finished episode each time, and your page.
Included
most chosen
or $790 a year
For when people are watching and you want to do more with it.
A weekly round-up, a monthly film, your own podcast, one-tap posting, and a one-page summary for investors.
Everything in Founder, plus
founder and four people, $49 a seat after that
For teams: one company, everyone with their own series.
Room for five people, a running record of the company, and the team's week in one video.
Everything in Series, plus
Terms
AI co-host hours reset on the 1st of each month, and a Company Record team shares one pool. Each chat can last up to 30 minutes. Extra hours are $9 each and don't expire while you're a member.
Add-on for any plan: if an AI assistant does work for you, it can keep its own series too. $105 a month, or $140 for sharper video.
Company Record, our team plan, is set up with you. Talk to us
Affiliates
No membership needed. Paid through Whop.
PAID TO YOU, EACH MONTH, FOR EACH PERSON
Ten people on Founder is $58 a month, for as long as they stay.
Questions
No. Answer by voice and you get an audio episode, with the questions kept in so it sounds like an interview. Or share your screen and talk it through, with your face in a corner. Or go on camera. Choose each time.
Nothing bad happens. Episodes are numbered in order, not by date, so there is no gap. Your streak counts only the days you chose: three a week is a streak. One tap pauses it.
About three minutes of talking, whenever suits you. The episode is ready a few minutes later, with nothing to do unless you want to cut a sentence.
Your calendar, your meeting recorder (Zoom, Fathom), your sales (Stripe, Whop), your newsletter (Kit, beehiiv), GitHub and more. It only looks, never changes anything, and you get an address you can forward any email to. Press one button and it reads the day: thirty small updates become the five that mattered, and it suggests what to talk about. You pick. Other people’s voices from meetings never go in an episode.
Yes. It keeps a log of what your connected tools show, ninety days back and updated every hour. Ask “when did we launch the new prints?” and it tells you the date, even if you never mentioned it.
No. It starts with a few planned questions, then listens: after each answer it asks more, moves on, or wraps up. It remembers what you’ve said before, so it asks about the decision you promised by Friday.
Yes. Every episode also comes as a podcast file, questions kept in. On Series it can go out as your own podcast on Apple and Spotify, set up once. Or skip the camera and make the whole episode a podcast.
On your phone or computer first, backed up to your account if you sign in. Download everything, or delete everything, any time.
No. Every episode stays private until you share it, and most people start that way. When you do, the post for each site is written for you; on Series one tap posts to all your connected accounts and shows how many people watched.
Yes, with Company Record, our team plan. Everyone records their own episodes, the company shares one memory, and each week you get one film of the week at your company. The company owns the episodes; anyone who leaves keeps a copy of their own.
Start with 14 days free: your card at signup, nothing taken until day 15, cancel any time before. After that, Founder is $29 a month for the interviews, your episodes, your page and posts written for your accounts. Series is $79 a month and adds a weekly round-up, a monthly film, a podcast feed, one-tap posting everywhere with view counts, and a one-page summary for investors. Everything stays private until you choose to share it, and on any paid plan you can share the whole vault at once, with a trailer made for you. Company Record, for a team of five, is $299 a month. Pay yearly and get two months free on Founder and Series.
It’s too late for year one. It’s exactly the right time for this year.
Last word
Whatever you’re making, start recording today.
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