From a business idea to a detailed plan — right in your outline.
Press the hammer, answer a few questions, and IdeaM's Build workflows lay out the one-page case, the plan for your trade, the money and a getting-legal checklist — every section broken into the specific points to work through for your business.
Today
A hundred open questions
Money, permits, location, pricing, first clients — all at once, in no particular order, in your head.
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With Business Builder
One organised plan
Every question in its place, broken into points to settle, in an outline you can reorganise, fill in and share.
How Start a Business works
You answerIdeaM buildsYou take it away
01You
Press Build
The hammer in the outline toolbar. Choose Start a Business, and see how many AI generations the run will use before anything runs.
02You
Answer
The business name, then the trade — Restaurant (the food, the room, where it opens) or Consultancy (what you are hired to do, your ideal client).
03Builds
The one-page case
The problem, the customer, the offer, why now, why you, and what would have to be true.
04Builds
Your trade's plan
Concept and menu, site, kitchen, staffing and opening — or positioning, pricing, pipeline, delivery and running the practice.
05Builds
The money
Startup costs, revenue model, unit economics, fixed costs, break-even, a first-year forecast and funding — the items to price.
06Builds
Getting legal
A starting checklist — structure, registration, permits, insurance, banking, contracts, first 90 days — to take to your accountant or lawyer.
07Take away
Make PDF
The finished plan as a PDF with a title page and contents. Word and slide decks are one export away.
08Take away
Make it yours
Reorder, fill in your numbers, or ask the AI to write the text under any section — every AI change shown to you first.
Prefer just the skeleton? Structure only lays down the professional headings with no AI and no cost.
What lands in your outline
The real branch from the Blue Harbor Kitchen run below — section names exactly as the workflow wrote them.
Blue Harbor Kitchen — Business Plan
The Business in One Page
Restaurant
Concept and Menu
The Block You Are Opening On market research
Site and Build-out
Kitchen Operations
Staffing and Service
Opening Plan
The Money
Getting Legal a checklist
Real excerpts
Written by IdeaM from a few answers — unedited first draft
Two fictional businesses, run through Start a Business on the free on-device AI. The plan arrives as an outline of the specific points to work through; these lines are copied word for word.
Overly Large/Corporate Operations (The Unicorn/Mega-Brewery)
Start-up/Pre-Revenue Breweries (Lack of Process Maturity)
Breweries with Structural Ownership Disputes (Internal Conflict Focus)
Steadyline Advisory › Positioning and Offer › Work you decline
🚀 Start a BusinessYou answerThe name and the trade.You getThe one-page case, your trade's plan, the money, getting legal, and a PDF.
🍽️ RestaurantYou answerThe food, the room, and where it opens.You getConcept and menu, the local market, site and build-out, kitchen, staffing, opening.
💼 ConsultancyYou answerWhat you are hired to do, and your ideal client.You getPositioning, pricing and contracts, pipeline, delivery method, running the practice.
📊 Client EngagementYou answerThe client, the question, the deadline.You getCharter, stakeholders, context, hypotheses, deliverable outline, risks — and a slide deck.
🔍 SEO OptimizationYou answerThe site, the audience, the goal.You getKeyword map, on-page fixes, technical health, content plan, links, measurement — and a PDF.
🌐 WebsiteYou answerNothing new — it works from your outline.You getA ready-to-publish website, in one of eight templates.
Research steps search the live web when you use cloud AI; on the free on-device AI they draw on what the model already knows.
Every workflow is an outline you can open.
Press the pencil on any workflow for your own editable copy — change its questions, prompts or headings, and Build runs your version from then on. Write one from scratch, then copy or share it like any outline.
A strong first plan — that you shape. Put in your own numbers, take the legal checklist to a professional, and make every section yours.