Hey. I'm the founder of Timothe.
Building a company is brutal. I've built product after product, and almost all of them failed. Every time, for a reason I had not planned for.
- Never shipped it.
- Never found the customers.
- Ran ads, only burned cash.
- Got the meeting, never got the contract.
- Got the contract, still couldn't cover the bills.
And while all of that was happening, AI kept driving down the value of what I had built, exponentially. Maybe the thing to watch was never the competition. It was the clock.
It took me a few years to learn one thing.
Get known. Get traffic.
Something nobody knows about may as well not exist.
The problem is, I don't know the first thing about marketing.
SEO? No idea. I'm bad at writing articles, and I never keep it up.
That's why I built this.
You don't need to know any of it. It checks keyword volume, runs deep research across the web, builds a plan around getting cited by ChatGPT, and writes the drafts.
My part takes 15 min ~ 1 hour a day. I touch up three to five drafts, publish them, and I'm done. The other eight to twelve hours go somewhere else. I never have to decide what to write today.
Is it wrong to put more AI slop into the web?
I get it. Part of me thinks it is, too. So this is not a tool that spits out AI alop.
Getting to 75 scores from 0 is the Timothe's job. The last 5 scores are yours.
Shipping that every day, versus chasing a perfect score and shipping nothing. Only one of them gets you to the starting line.
Something that is not in the search results is a zero.
Growth Calendar is a simple tool. It is essential to growing.
The real pain of producing articles is solved. What has not changed is that you still have to show up for it every day.
Take it seriously. Let's grow together.
— Ryosuke Suzuki, Founder of Timothe