Your Business Plan,
Drafted in Conversation
An AI consultant trained in business planning frameworks. Tell it about your venture — it asks the right questions and helps you write each section, from executive summary to financial projections.
Every Room of Your Plan
Each section of a business plan is a room in this blueprint. Walk through them in order — or jump to the one you need most.
The elevator pitch. What's the business, who's it for, and why now? I'll draft this last so it captures everything.
Legal structure, mission, history, and what problem you solve. I'll ask questions to get the details right.
TAM/SAM/SOM, target customer profiles, industry trends. I'll help you size the market with realistic assumptions.
Who else is doing this? I'll help map direct and indirect competitors, and find your differentiation.
Channels, pricing, positioning, customer acquisition costs. We'll build a go-to-market plan that makes sense for your budget.
Supply chain, facilities, technology, processes. The nuts and bolts of how the business actually runs day-to-day.
Key hires, org structure, advisors. Investors bet on people — I'll help you present your team's strengths clearly.
Revenue model, P&L forecast, cash flow, break-even analysis. I use realistic assumptions — not hockey-stick fantasies — and explain every number.
Three Phases of Construction
From first sketch to finished document. Here's how a conversation becomes a business plan.
Describe Your Venture
Tell the AI what your business does, who it serves, and what stage you're at. It'll ask follow-up questions to understand your model, market, and goals.
Build Section by Section
Work through each section together. Ask for drafts, request revisions, dig into specifics. The AI adapts its assumptions based on your real data.
Review, Refine, Copy Out
Once all sections are drafted, ask for a full review. The AI checks for consistency, flags weak spots, and gives you clean text you can paste into your own document.
Questions You Can Walk In With
No prep needed. Just describe where you are and what you need. Here are real starting points.
"I need a business plan for a bank loan. My bakery has been running for 2 years and I want to expand to a second location."
"Help me build a 3-year financial projection for a subscription box service. I have cost estimates but don't know how to model churn."
"I'm pitching VCs next month. Can you review my executive summary and tell me what's missing or weak?"
"What's the difference between a business plan for investors vs. one for a bank? I'm not sure which I need."
"I have a rough draft of my competitive analysis but it's just a list of competitors. Can you help me turn it into a proper landscape with positioning and differentiation?"
What People Are Saying
Before You Break Ground
It writes original content based on what you tell it about your specific business. No fill-in-the-blank templates. You describe your company, and it drafts each section with your details, asking questions when it needs more information. That said, it's AI-generated text — you should review and edit everything before using it formally.
Yes, that's one of its strongest areas. Give it your pricing, estimated costs, and growth assumptions — even rough ones — and it will build out revenue forecasts, expense tables, and break-even calculations. It explains the math as it goes so you understand what the numbers mean. Fair warning: it's working from the assumptions you provide, so garbage in, garbage out. It'll flag when an assumption seems unrealistic.
Honestly? It depends on your situation. For early-stage founders who need a solid first draft, this gets you 70-80% of the way there. For complex businesses seeking significant funding, you'll likely still want a human advisor to review the final document. Think of it as the drafting partner that does the heavy writing — not the final sign-off.
The AI gives you clean, structured text in the chat that you can copy and paste into any document editor — Google Docs, Word, Notion, wherever you work. It formats sections with headers, bullet points, and tables so pasting is straightforward. It can't directly export files, but the output is designed to be paste-ready.
It has broad knowledge across many industries and can adapt its advice to your sector — whether that's SaaS, food service, e-commerce, professional services, manufacturing, or others. For very niche industries, it may ask you to provide specific data points rather than guessing. It can also search the web for current market data when needed.
Your Plan Starts With
a Conversation
No signup form. No onboarding quiz. Just tell the AI about your business and start building your plan, one section at a time.
Meet Business PlannerAI-powered planning assistant on AURVEK · Not a substitute for professional legal or financial advice