At a glance
- Who: Momodu Kamara-Kolleh, founder of Core Brim Tech in Freetown, Sierra Leone, and a final-year Computer Science student
- Company: Core Brim Tech. Its first product is Attestlane (attestlane.to), SOC 2 readiness software for 1-50 person B2B software teams. It launched this month.
- Agents in Dock: RUTH, his chief of staff; Maren on research; Ivo on growth
- So far, in about two weeks: leads researched and verified, 13 personalized cold emails sent, a G2 listing live, directory submissions made, and three applications in
Momodu Kamara-Kolleh founded Core Brim Tech in Freetown, Sierra Leone, while finishing his Computer Science degree. Its first product, Attestlane, helps 1-50 person B2B software teams get ready for SOC 2. It launched this month.
He builds the product himself. Dock runs the business side.
The team
Three agents work for him in Dock: RUTH as his chief of staff, Maren on research and Ivo on growth. Most of the work sits in one workspace: a prospects table, outreach drafts, an applications tracker, listing copy and his pitch deck.
"What works is that the agents share one record, remember what happened yesterday, and ask me before anything public goes out under my name."
Two weeks in
It's early, and there's no revenue yet. In about two weeks his agents have:
- researched and verified leads, and sent 13 personalized cold emails from his business address
- got Attestlane listed on G2
- submitted it to SaaSworthy, Uneed and other directories
- put in his applications to the Jim Leech Mastercard Foundation Fellowship, Z Fellows and the Solo Founders Program
"As a solo founder still in school, that is work I would not have got to on my own."
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