15-minute Business Plans

Generates structured business plans by routing user inputs through pre-built AI prompt templates organized by business type and stage. The system uses conditional logic to select relevant template sections (executive summary, market analysis, financial projections) based on user-provided business category and maturity level, then chains these templates through an LLM to produce coherent multi-section documents. Templates are parameterized to accept business-specific variables (industry, target market, revenue model) and inject them consistently across all sections.

Implements a multi-step conversational workflow that asks targeted questions about the user's business, market, and goals, capturing responses that feed into the template-guided plan generation. The questionnaire uses branching logic to ask follow-up questions based on previous answers (e.g., if user selects 'SaaS', ask about pricing model and customer acquisition cost; if 'retail', ask about location strategy and inventory). Responses are stored in a structured format and mapped to template variables for injection into the final plan.

Generates simplified financial projections (revenue, expenses, profitability timeline) based on user inputs about pricing, customer acquisition, and operating costs. The system uses rule-based calculation engines and industry benchmarks to estimate metrics like customer lifetime value (LTV), customer acquisition cost (CAC), and break-even timeline. Projections are presented as 12-month or 3-year summaries with key metrics highlighted, rather than detailed line-item P&Ls. Calculations use conservative assumptions and flag high-risk assumptions (e.g., unrealistic growth rates) with warnings.

Generates high-level market analysis sections including target market definition, total addressable market (TAM) estimation, competitive landscape overview, and unique value proposition positioning. The system uses LLM-based synthesis to combine user inputs (target customer, problem statement, solution) with general market knowledge to produce narrative analysis. Market size estimates are based on industry benchmarks and top-down TAM calculations rather than primary research. Competitive positioning is derived from user-provided differentiation factors and synthesized into a narrative positioning statement.

Generates a go-to-market (GTM) strategy section outlining customer acquisition channels, marketing tactics, sales process, and launch timeline. The system uses LLM synthesis combined with industry best practices to recommend GTM approaches based on business model and target customer. Recommendations are templated by business type (e.g., B2B SaaS gets sales-focused GTM, B2C gets marketing-channel-focused GTM). Customer acquisition cost (CAC) and payback period estimates are calculated based on recommended channels and user inputs.

Exports the generated business plan in multiple formats (PDF, Word, Markdown) suitable for sharing with co-founders, investors, or advisors. The system applies professional formatting, branding, and layout to ensure documents are presentation-ready. Exports include options for customizing header/footer, adding company logo, and selecting color schemes. Documents are structured with table of contents, page breaks, and section numbering for easy navigation.

Allows users to save multiple versions of their business plan and iterate on specific sections without regenerating the entire document. The system stores version history with timestamps and allows users to compare versions, revert to previous versions, or branch into alternative scenarios. Users can edit individual sections (e.g., market analysis, financial projections) and regenerate only that section using updated inputs, rather than re-running the entire questionnaire.

Generates a condensed pitch deck (5-10 slides) extracted from the business plan, formatted for investor presentations. The system selects key sections (problem, solution, market, business model, traction/milestones, financials, ask) and formats them as slide-ready content with suggested speaker notes. Slides are designed to follow investor presentation best practices (e.g., one idea per slide, visual hierarchy, data visualization for financial projections). Output is provided as a structured format (JSON or Markdown) that can be imported into presentation software (PowerPoint, Google Slides, Figma).