Your first customer, their problem, your offer and the smallest useful version to test.
A WORKING BUSINESS PLAN
A plan you can use.
And change.
Bring the research, assumptions and next actions into one saved workspace. Write a first plan before committing to a big build.
The decisions your plan should help you make.
Alternatives, a proposed acquisition channel, delivery requirements, estimated costs and outside help.
Initial milestones, evidence gaps, risks and a small validation experiment.
Keep the original evidence. Edit your working copy.
Completed reports are saved to your signed-in dashboard. The original research and sources remain available while you edit the plan section by section. Edits save automatically; the save indicator tells you whether they reached the server.
Record evidence against your validation tasks and export the report and working plan through your browser’s print or Save as PDF option. Your changes do not automatically trigger new research.
A plan is a set of assumptions, not a forecast.
If a draft assumes ten customers will pay £20, the arithmetic is easy. Finding those customers, earning their trust and delivering profitably are still open questions. Record how you will test each important assumption.
Your saved workspace includes an editable financial scenario calculator. Its outputs depend on your assumptions; it is not a cash-flow forecast or proof of demand. Plans are not bank-approved or investor-certified.
Export a professional business plan.
Create an A4 document with an executive brief, editable plan, financial assumptions, validation notes and source references. Add an optional funding brief with the amount requested, use of funds and founder experience. Preview the document, then print or save it as a PDF.
If you use it for a funding application, complete the lender or investor’s required forecasts and supporting evidence. The export identifies missing information; it does not invent it.
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