CloviTek is an AI-native company building a factory that builds and runs other companies — one shared intelligence layer, many businesses. We are early-stage and pre-revenue, and we say so plainly. Here is the thesis, the live proof, and how to reach us — no fabricated financials.
The gap between an idea and a running business is still, mostly, a staffing problem — engineers, designers, finance, and marketing all have to be hired before anything ships. That friction is the market. We've already tested the same factory against it across category after category.
Hiring gates the first ship — before a founder even learns whether the idea works. The cost and delay of assembling a team is where most ideas die.
Small businesses stitch together a dozen disconnected point tools instead of one connected system built to work together for them.
The factory has already produced products across food & agriculture, creative tools, legal, SEO, and accessibility. The demand pattern repeats across verticals.
Capable AI plus a shared build-and-run engine has, for the first time, made "compose a whole company" cheaper than assembling one team. The bridge is finally buildable.
We don't publish market-size figures here. Sourced third-party TAM / SAM / SOM estimates are shared privately, in context, in the Investor HQ.
The strongest evidence we can offer isn't a projection. It's working products the fleet built and runs today. Every screenshot below is a live platform on the same shared engine.
A single-product rival has no siblings to compound across. Every product we ship runs on the same shared engine — so a fix, a feature, or a new capability reaches the whole portfolio at once, and the fleet that shipped the last product is faster on the next.
Each product is a configuration of one engine — not a separate codebase built from scratch.
A shared shell means a fix, a feature, or a security patch to the engine reaches every product at once — and each new product ships faster than the last because the foundation is already there.
Each channel below is already running on at least one live product — and each one feeds the shared engine every other product runs on.
Lifetime-deal style campaigns bring an upfront user surge and word-of-mouth, run in sequence across the portfolio.
Free scans, checks, and previews capture a lead, cross-sell a sibling product, and strengthen the shared engine.
Capabilities like accessibility scanning or e-sign drop onto any third-party site — distribution on someone else's traffic.
The same build-and-run engine takes on partner work, funding the factory while it grows its own portfolio.
The engine can host what it builds — turning a one-time build into an ongoing, recurring relationship.
Every hard-won lesson — incorporation, IP, finance, growth — is encoded once and reused on every future build.
We are pre-revenue with $0 revenue today — we won't disguise that. What follows is a modeled, illustrative shape of how the portfolio could ramp as products turn on billing. It is not a forecast, not a promise, and not a priced round.
Every figure here is modeled and illustrative. The per-platform build-up, assumptions, and sensitivity live in the Investor HQ. Real, live-sourced fleet counts (products built, products live, agents) are shown above and are not projections.
We'd rather under-claim than be caught over-claiming. Here is exactly what's real today and what's still a frontier.
| Area | Where it stands | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Composition & shared engine | Live and running across the portfolio | Real today |
| Fleet velocity | One founder directing an AI agent fleet that builds and ships continuously | Real today |
| Live products | 19 in production on the same engine, 46 built in total | Real today |
| Revenue | Pre-revenue — stated plainly, not disguised | Not yet |
| Deeper net-new code generation | Scaffold-first today; fuller generation is an open frontier, not autonomous magic yet | Frontier |
Not a first-time founder betting on a trend — a builder who has been at this for a decade, with real skin in the game long before CloviTek.
“I wish I'd had all that knowledge about starting and running a business, IP protection, and finances earlier.”
That regret is the product CloviTek is now building. Vitaly Kirkpatrick arrived in the U.S. in 2005, shipped his first product as a student in 2009, and built and incorporated a CES-honored WiFi-audio hardware company before founding CloviTek — the same platform DNA (data → connected devices → AI fleet) carried across two decades.
Founded, funded, and shipped a CES-honored WiFi-audio hardware company — raising early capital, protecting IP, and learning what it costs to run a business from zero.
Ran the go-to-market personally — including 179 lifetime-deal sales in a prior venture — the same marketplace-launch muscle the fleet now runs across the portfolio.
Every hard-won lesson — incorporation, IP, finance, growth — is now encoded into the fleet, so the next founder doesn't have to relearn it the slow way.
Figures above are founder provenance and narrative conviction — a track record, not a financial statement. Company financials are shared privately in the Investor HQ.
The public page shows the thesis, the live proof, and the shape of the model. The full model, the build-cost ledger, and the statements live behind a request-only review — not because they're fragile, but because they deserve context.
The build-up behind the modeled ramp — assumptions and sensitivity.
What the factory era actually cost to stand up.
Company statements and prior-venture filings, in context.
The raise terms and the reasoning behind the band.
A real review happens before access is granted — the data room is the next phase, not a public download.
Request access and we reach out. Fundraising status and any financial detail are shared privately, under NDA where appropriate.
If the factory-that-builds-companies thesis resonates, we'd like to hear from you. Reach the founder directly — fundraising status and any financial detail are shared privately, under NDA.
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