Theanna

A Platform for Women Founders Building Tech Companies

Theanna is a platform for women founders: software that plans your next steps from your own business, a community of women building at the same stage, and engineers on call. $99 a month, 0% equity.


What Theanna Is

Theanna is a platform for women founders building a tech company, whether you have an idea, a first version, or paying customers. Most of the women on it are not technical and are building with AI tools. You can join on any day. There is no application, no cohort start date, and no equity taken.

On it, you get milestones built from your business, an agent that works through them with you, a community of women founders, and engineers you can book for technical questions. It is different from an accelerator because it does not end after twelve weeks or take a share of your company. It is different from a generic tool because the plan comes from your business and real people are part of it.

What You Do on It

  • Work through your next milestone. Build Mode, the Theanna agent, plans milestones from what your business is doing and works through each step with you.
  • Turn customer calls into next steps. Discovery takes what you hear in customer conversations and turns it into clear actions.
  • See your numbers in one place. Connect your business tools and Traction shows your revenue and key metrics together.
  • Get technical help. Two technical office hours a month with an engineer, for the questions AI tools cannot settle.
  • Build with other women founders. A peer feed, founder circles, virtual events, book clubs, and in-person events and retreats.
  • Use Theanna where you already work. Through MCP, you can use Theanna from Claude, Cursor and other AI tools.

How It Differs

Accelerator, tool, or platform

  • An accelerator runs for a set number of weeks, picks founders by application, and often takes 5 to 7% equity.
  • A tool does one job well and leaves the plan, and the people, to you.
  • Theanna is month to month, open to any woman building a tech company, and combines the plan, the software and the people.

If you want a fixed program with a deadline, the Theanna Accelerator is six weeks with a cohort. If you are comparing programs, the roundup of accelerators for female founders lists the others, including the free ones.

Full plan details are on the pricing page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What do I get on Theanna?

You get Build Mode, the Theanna agent, which plans your next milestones from what your business is doing and works through them with you. You also get a community of women founders, two technical office hours a month with an engineer, and virtual events, workshops and book clubs. You can connect your business tools so your revenue and key metrics sit in one place, and use Theanna from Claude, Cursor and other AI tools through MCP.

How does Theanna work?

You tell Theanna about your business when you sign up, and it builds milestones from that rather than from a generic template. Each milestone breaks into steps you work through with the agent, with other founders in the community, or with an engineer in office hours. As you connect tools and log progress, the next milestones change to match where you are.

Who is Theanna built for?

Theanna is built for women building a tech company, from the idea stage through first customers and growth. Most members are not technical and are building with AI tools, so everything is written in plain language. You do not need a cofounder, funding or an application to join.

How much is Theanna?

Theanna is $99 a month, or $950 a year, which works out to $79 a month. There is no equity, no contract and no cancellation fee, and you keep access until the end of your billing period if you cancel. The Theanna Accelerator is a separate six-week program at $2,999 one-time, also with 0% equity.

How is Theanna different from an accelerator?

An accelerator runs for a fixed number of weeks, selects founders through an application, and often takes 5 to 7% of your company. Theanna is a monthly membership you can join any day, with no application and no equity. It stays with you after the first few months, which is when most founders need steady support and most programs have ended.

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