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FoundFi

A decision-first operating system for DTC brands.

FoundFi turns a store’s data into a ranked queue of decisions, each with its estimated financial impact, its evidence, and a confidence rating, instead of another dashboard to interpret.

FoundFi interface

figures illustrative

Why it exists

A dashboard tells you what happened. FoundFi tells you what to do about it.

FoundFi is in development. The interface shown here is a working prototype, real screens and real interaction built against realistic store data, showing how the product is meant to feel: conclusion first, evidence underneath. The figures shown are illustrative.

Underneath it, the harder infrastructure is already built and tested in its own right: a multi-tenant database, an encrypted credential vault, a Shopify connection, and the engine that turns store data into a ranked queue of decisions. The next step is connecting it to its first live store.

Underneath the prototype

What is already built

  • Attribution engine

    Assigns every completed order to exactly one marketing channel, so nothing is double-counted.

  • Decision engine

    Six rule types watch for underperforming spend, pricing opportunities and margin risk.

  • Outcome ledger

    Measures whether an accepted decision actually delivered, against a pinned baseline.

  • Credential vault

    Store connections are encrypted per tenant and never stored in plain text.

Availability

FoundFi is in active development. The decision engine is built and tested; first live store connection is next.

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A little more about FoundFi.

What is FoundFi?

FoundFi is decision software for direct-to-consumer brands. It is being built to turn store data into a ranked queue of actions, with estimated financial impact, evidence and a confidence rating.

Can I connect my store today?

Not yet. FoundFi is in development. Its decision engine has been built and tested; the first live store connection is the next step described by the team.

Are the numbers in the screenshot real results?

No. The screenshot shows a working interface prototype with illustrative store data. It is not a claim of customer revenue, profit or results.