In the making
For Chinese founders going global — ship a brand that keeps its cultural soul instead of collapsing into the "clean white Silicon Valley" template.
Being refined · early testers already inside
01 / Manifesto
For the past two decades, "going global" has meant "looking like Silicon Valley." Minimalist white, rounded cards, the same six Figma grays — a universal template flattening every brand into one shape. But a brand's power comes precisely from being different.
Restraint. Negative space. Mood. The middle way. These are not stickers you paste onto "add Chinese style to your design." They are a complete product philosophy — say less, leave room, invite the reader's interpretation, avoid extremes. True Eastern design has never been well-implemented in digital products. We are doing that.
We are not building a monolithic SaaS. DaoKit is a set of small tools you can use alone or compose — brand, copy, visual, site — solving the most specific, most recurring, most painful problems of going global.
02 / Founder
DaoKit is founded by Perri Lee. Ten years in marketing — SEO, paid acquisition, conversion optimization — helping dozens of brands turn traffic into revenue. I took the W2C project from zero to a $250K valuation.
Over the past year I turned my methodology into an SOP handbook, and then turned the handbook into AI-native tools. DaoKit is the next step — turning those tools into a product any founder going global can use.
One person + AI = one army. That equation already runs on perrilee.com. DaoKit is its first public-facing version.
Meet Perri →03 / Waitlist
Fourteen days before launch, the waitlist gets the first round of beta invites. No spam, no filler updates — only two kinds of emails: "you can use it now" and "there's a long-form worth reading."
Only email collected · no names, no tracking, no data sold
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