Thinking Plans works in three steps: describe the business once, choose the document you need, then answer a short brief about that specific document. Everything after that is generated, editable and re-runnable.
Step 1 — Business profile
Name, country, industry, business type, launch date, operating size and starting capital. Country sets your currency and default paper size. If you don't want to write a description, press 'Write it for me' and the engine drafts a paragraph from the facts you gave; you can edit it afterwards.
Step 2 — Plan type
Pick a card — grouped by what you're trying to do: fund and raise, test and decide, run the business, or grow. If none of them fit, choose 'Something else' and describe the document in plain English. The engine designs a bespoke outline for it.
Step 3 — Brief
Who is reading it, what decision it has to support, the horizon, and the length class. The 'What gets written' preview shows the exact sections before you commit.
- 1Press Build. The engine runs a live market scan first, so the draft is written against current evidence.
- 2Sections are written one at a time and appear as they land — you can start editing section one while section six is still writing.
- 3Save to your library at any point. Signed in, the save syncs to every device.
Nothing you do in the intake is final. Plan type, brief and profile can all be changed later without losing compatible sections.