MentorClone

MentorClone lets you ask business questions against the published material of a selected mentor. Its current choices are Arvid Kahl and Rob Walling. The service builds answers from their videos, podcasts, and posts, then links the advice to the source so you can inspect what the person actually said.

Ask with your own situation in mind

You choose a mentor and describe your goals, numbers, or the decision you face. The publisher says the response gives a recommendation with links to the supporting video moment, episode, or post. If the selected person's material does not cover part of the question, the service is designed to say so.

Arvid Kahl's listed topics include bootstrapping, audience-first businesses, finding problems, and selling SaaS. Rob Walling's include SaaS growth, pricing, the stair-step approach, and running a self-funded company. Those subjects make the current offering most relevant to founders researching business decisions. Follow the cited passages and their context before applying advice to a different situation.

Keep context and share an answer

MentorClone remembers a short note about your goals, experience, and circumstances for later questions. You can view and delete those notes in settings. Answers can be saved and shared by link, and the service lets you turn a shared link off later.

Supported AI agents can also ask a mentor before performing a task. The site names Claude and Cursor and says the connection is configured from a mentor page. Agents need to accept a key; tools that only support account-based sign-in cannot connect yet. The publisher illustrates consulting pricing advice before an agent builds a pricing page or seeking source-linked guidance before drafting a launch plan.

Beta access and the mentors' role

MentorClone is free while in beta and requires an account without a payment card. The current mentors are English-only. The publisher builds the mentor collections itself and takes requests for future additions; the captured pages do not establish a release date for another mentor or pricing after beta.

The About page says the people represented did not write or endorse the service. The answers are a way to navigate their published advice, so a generated recommendation should not be treated as a personal consultation or a statement they made about your exact case.