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THE PRODUCT

A clearer picture.
From the first thought.

A shared foundation for what you know, what you believe, and what you need to learn next.

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Customer profileFounder reported

A customer you can picture.

Independent design studios sourcing lower-impact materials for client projects.

A specific starting point for discovery.
One connected storyExplore workspace
01
KNOWLEDGE

Your startup, structured.

Connect your Lean Canvas and Business Model Canvas to customer profiles, hypotheses, and source evidence. Shared records give everyone the same starting point.

Stage, status, industry, and business typesLinked customer and financial hypothesesVersion history for important changes
02
FINANCIAL MODEL

Your numbers, grounded.

Build a feasibility model step by step, then connect a 36-month income statement, cash flow, and balance sheet. Your startup stage guides where to begin.

Shared prices, costs, sources, and cash timingMissing inputs stay unknownOwner or admin approval for financial revisions
03
PITCH & INVESTORS

Your story, ready to share.

Shape a pitch from your workspace, review the exact investor package, and share an approved version. Your private workspace stays private.

Twelve editable sections and custom slidesOptional financial outlook and printable exportFixed snapshots with expiring, revocable links
04
AI ASSISTANT · CONNECTION REQUIRED

A second perspective.

When OpenAI is connected, ask questions about your startup. The AI assistant uses your saved records to explain risks and suggest tests. You decide what to change.

Uses your current workspace contextRead-only advice in this versionNo LLM-generated financial arithmetic
BUILT IN CHAPTERS

Start with the foundation.

This preview connects founder foundations, guided forecasts, and investor packages. Accounting imports, KPI and OKR tracking, and Telegram and ChatGPT interfaces belong to future releases.

THREE ENGINES. ONE SHARED PICTURE.

From a customer conversation
to a better decision.

Knowledge, calculations, and AI have different jobs. Keeping them connected makes the next decision easier to explain.

  1. 1

    Capture the evidence

    Link what you heard or observed to a customer and a test. Keep sources, uncertainty, and history with the record.

  2. 2

    Review the financial impact

    Propose a change to a price or cost. An owner or admin reviews it before the shared financial baseline changes.

  3. 3

    Update the story

    Revisit the forecast and pitch after important changes. Review and publish a new investor snapshot when it is ready.

YOUR RECORDS. YOUR DECISIONS.

Clarity includes control.

Keep your workspace private, choose your teammates’ roles, and review what leaves the workspace. Your investor link opens only the package you approved.

  • Export your workspace records
  • Review financial changes before approval
  • Expire or revoke investor links
ANSWERS BEFORE YOU BEGIN

A clearer starting point.

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What is the difference between feasibility and a financial forecast?

Feasibility checks whether your price, delivery costs, and sales volumes can support the business. A forecast adds time, opening balances, and payment timing to project your income statement, cash flow, and balance sheet.

Can I share my pitch without sharing my workspace?

Yes. Review a fixed investor package, choose whether to include financial statements, then create an expiring link. You can revoke the link, and later workspace edits do not change an existing package.

Does AI calculate my financial statements?

No. Financial statements use defined formulas and your saved inputs. The AI assistant explains the results and suggests questions. It does not calculate your financial model.

Which languages are available?

The website and founder workspace are available in English, Russian, and Uzbek in Latin script. Changing the interface language does not translate or alter your startup records.

A LITTLE CLARITY GOES A LONG WAY

Your idea deserves
a place to become real.

Explore your workspace

Start with the foundation. Build from what you learn.