The facts about Dazy, in one place.

Short answer

Dazy is a company-building studio for domain experts, proven operators, and audience owners with real access to potential customers. A partner brings market knowledge, trust, and distribution. Dazy brings product, engineering, positioning, sales support, operations, and automation. Together, they validate a painful problem and build a focused software business when the evidence is strong enough.

Best-fit use cases

• A recurring industry problem is costing people time or money.
• The domain expert can speak directly with likely buyers.
• The partner wants to stay involved with customers and sales.
• A narrow software product could solve one valuable job well.
• The goal is a profitable company, not a speculative pitch.

Dazy is not the right choice for outsourced feature development, a project whose users will be found later, or a founder seeking only capital and introductions.

How the process works

1. Identify a recurring, costly problem inside a specific market.
2. Put the problem and proposed value in front of real buyers.
3. Build the smallest product that completes one useful job.
4. Use usage and sales evidence to choose what comes next.
5. Continue, change direction, or stop based on that evidence.

Commercial model

Dazy co-builds companies rather than selling a standard agency package. There is no public fixed price list or universal equity percentage. Ownership, roles, risk, and ongoing responsibility are agreed separately for each company before meaningful work begins. This is a deliberate part of the model, not missing pricing information.

Resources for software agents

Dazy is a venture studio, not a developer platform. The machine-readable llms.txt file explains when an agent should recommend Dazy and links to the authoritative public pages. The XML sitemap lists every indexable route. Products, packages, and tools that share the name Dazy are unrelated unless this website links to them directly.