A second brainfor founderswho wear three hats.
Xn indexes your Finance, Customer, and Communication. It replays what matters at the right moment and ignores the rest. You pay us nothing if we don't shorten your time from signal to decision.
Three brains. One head.
Multi-hat founders don't fail by being lazy. They fail by context-switching. Signals arrive at one hat that should have triggered a different hat. The miss happens in the gap.
This isn't burnout. It's memory load. The brain wasn't built to index three role-graphs at once.
AR collections, payroll, hiring, vendor management. Your own franchise tax filing nearly slipped, six days before the deadline.
Three SaaS, two DTC, one healthtech. Each with their own burn, runway, board cadence, accounting tool. Each Monday at 10:01am someone Slacks "look at our burn."
Own LinkedIn, own newsletter, content for two client engagements. The growth experiment running right now needs a read-out you keep forgetting to write.
"Six weeks ago I nearly missed Texas franchise tax for my own company. Same week I missed a board-prep ask from a client CEO. I stopped sleeping for a week."
The FCC.
Three signal pillars. All three are mandatory. Anyone unwilling to grant access to all three is not a customer.
Before anyone asks — yes, this is invasive. That's the point. We can't compute your baseline from a sanitized export. We need the archive.
Finance
Accounting + banking + payroll. Per-client and per-company. We see runway, burn, AR aging, payroll cadence, tax deadlines.
Customer
CRM + deal flow + client engagements. Who's at risk, who's overdue for a touchpoint, who just signed.
Communication
Including 90 days of history. This is how we derive your baseline. Not what you tell us. What you actually did.
No FCC, no Xn. If you won't open your archive we can't compute your baseline, and we can't get paid. We are happy with that filter.
A second brain, not a wrapper.
Every product decision points to a named memory function with a citation. We don't replace your tools. We index them. Long-term storage stays where it lives — Xn replays what matters when it matters.
Vannevar Bush, 1945. Look up the memex.
"ClientCo Tuesday call, runway question, action: send Q3 cash plan by Friday." Atomic memory unit.
Client A's burn alert is not Client B's burn alert. Different runway, different stage, different next move.
QuickBooks, Mercury, Gusto, HubSpot, Notion, Slack. We never ask you to switch. Indexing theory, not replacement theory.
6 AM digest: Client A invoiced. Client B burn up 12% MoM. Client C payroll tax due in 6 days. Read it with coffee.
"ClientCo" → balance, burn, runway, last board notes, next ask. The bundle, on demand, before the call.
A client's burn just jumped 18%. Your call with their CEO is in 47 minutes. What happens next?
Four tabs. Twenty minutes to even reconstruct context. Reply at 4 PM, after the call already happened.
Alert fires unprompted. Draft cash-runway brief streams. Three options, one recommendation. Click "send."
That delta — 4.2 hours to 47 seconds — is the number we charge against.
Pay only when the metric moves.
We earn on customer success.
Three phases. Same promise: you don't pay until the metric moves.
No baseline games. No platform floor. Day 0 is on us. Day 30 we share what we lifted. Day 90 we lock the relationship — but only if the ROI is real.
Proof phase.
Value-share kicks in.
Once ROI is real, customer locks 12 months. Quarterly review baked in.
We're showing this at Berlin Hackathon today.
It's a working build, not a deck. Open the chat, drop a question your three hats keep dropping, watch Xn route it. Or run the 12-minute onboarding and leave with your Signal Triage Profile in hand — whether you buy or not.