A plan, a name, a logo and a live website. One sitting.
You answer questions on your phone for eight minutes. You finish with a business plan built from your answers and a website on the internet with your name on it.
What actually happens
Eight minutes of questions
Tapped, one at a time. No forms, no templates, no blank page.
Your plan
What the business is, what it costs to start, four weeks of work sized to the hours you actually have, and the three things most likely to kill it.
Name, colours, logo
Eight names with domain and trademark screens. Six palettes. Six logo concepts, and the one you pick rebuilt as a real vector file.
Your site, live
Built around your logo and your colours, with a contact form that reaches you.
Who this is for
People who can already do something. Paint, cut hair, cook, write code, fix things, teach. And no path from that to a business. If you have been told to write a business plan and have not, this is the version that gets written.
What it does not do
- It does not find you customers. It tells you where they are and what to say.
- It does not send emails, messages or outreach. Drafts only.
- It does not promise income. Nobody can, and the ones who do are selling something else.
- It does not replace an accountant, a solicitor or your licensing office.