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§ 01Mission brief

For founders and small-business owners

Bring your business idea.
Leave with a plan.

Say what you’re trying to get done, in your own words. BizzyRoad turns it into a step-by-step plan, drafts the documents each step needs, and tracks how long your cash lasts.

Free to start · no card needed

  1. 01AskYour words. One field.
  2. 02MapA road with a finish.
  3. 03WorkThe artifact, not a prompt.
  4. 04GateYou confirm. The model does not.
  5. 05ExitThe next step, named.
Route plan · your goal to its next stepIllustration
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  1. Ask — Your words. One field.
  2. Map — A road with a finish.
  3. Work — The artifact, not a prompt.
  4. Gate — You confirm. The model does not.
  5. Exit — The next step, named.
Project
Your goal
Route
Ask → Exit, five phases
Plan status
A proposal until you accept it
Sheet
Illustration, not data

Runway · sample figures

8.4months of cash

Sample

$84,000 cash ÷ $10,000 net burn = 8.4 months

Net burn = $16,000 costs − $6,000 revenue

§ 02Deliverables

Three things, in plain words.

  • Deliverable 01

    A plan

    Every step, from day one — a few for a small job, more for a company. It stays a proposal until you accept it.

  • Deliverable 02

    The paperwork

    The letter, agreement or script each step needs, written as a real draft. It’s told to mark anything it wasn’t given as [TO CONFIRM] instead of guessing — and you review every draft.

  • Deliverable 03

    The numbers

    Cash ÷ what you burn each month, after revenue = how long you last. If a number isn’t stated, it says so — it never counts it as zero.

Standing ruleNothing is marked done until you say it really happened.

§ 03Flight plan

Five steps. One road.

Five phases, in order. Then the four instruments behind the numbers.

Step 1 · Ask

Say it your way.

Type the goal like you’d say it to a friend. BizzyRoad asks a few short questions at a time, and you can start building whenever you’re ready.

Your goalSample

The instruments behind the numbers.

Four instruments · every figure is a sample

  • Instrument 01 · Runway

    How long does your cash last?

    Cash ÷ net burn, from the figures you state. If one is missing, it tells you instead of guessing.

    Review question
    How many months of cash do you have?

    RunwaySample

  • Instrument 02 · Stress test

    What if sales drop?

    Drag the slider and watch runway move. An optional AI audit can suggest cuts and the days each would add.

    Review question
    What happens if sales drop 20%?

    Stress test · try itSample

    7.5 months of cash

    $84,000 ÷ $11,200 = 7.5 months

    Costs $16,000 − sales $4,800 → net burn $11,200

  • Instrument 03 · Forecast

    A range, not one number.

    A cautious, a typical and an optimistic cash path — built only from the ranges you enter, so nothing is invented.

    Review question
    What’s the range — not just the best case?

    Cash outlookSample

  • Instrument 04 · Capital

    If you raise, what do you keep?

    Plan a raise and see the share of the company you give up and keep. Model a SAFE with its cap and option pool.

    Review question
    How much of the company does this round give up?

    If you raiseSample

§ 04The gate

You make the call.

BizzyRoad can draft the letter. It can’t see whether the money arrived. So a step stays open until you confirm it — try it below.

Decision-maker: you

Example · collect a late invoiceTry it
Step open

Progress stops short of 100% until the final gate is confirmed.

§ 05Pick your road

A small job or a whole company.

The same road works for both. Choose the one that sounds like you.

You’re not a professional and you don’t need to be.

  • Use case 01

    Collect a late invoice

    A short plan, a draft reminder letter with [TO CONFIRM] marks where it needs facts like the amount and due date, and a check you confirm when the money lands.

  • Use case 02

    Make a hiring decision

    The steps to hire, what a new salary does to your cash, and a decisions log so you remember why you chose.

  • Use case 03

    Learn what customers want

    A plan for the conversations, a script to run them, and a place to pin what you confirmed so later drafts use it.

  • Use case 04

    Understand your own spending

    Upload a bank statement and see categories, repeat charges and price rises — all in plain English, with a glossary for the rest.

§ 06Flight documents

Real outputs you can hold.

Six things that come out the other end.

  • DOC-01Plan

    A step-by-step plan

    Now, Next and Later, sized to the job. You accept it before it counts.

    See plan features
  • DOC-02Paperwork

    Drafts you can edit

    Letters, agreements and scripts, with [TO CONFIRM] marks for facts it wasn’t given.

    See document features
  • DOC-03Numbers

    Runway in months

    Cash ÷ net burn from the figures you state — and it says so when one is missing.

    See how it works
  • DOC-04Numbers

    A stress test

    Move sales and costs and watch runway respond. Add an AI audit when you want cuts suggested.

    See how it works
  • DOC-06Investors

    A shared view link

    A read-only, revocable link with what-if sliders the viewer can move.

    See investor features

§ 07Systems manifest

The whole toolbox, with the limits printed.

Every feature below works today. Where one has a limit, we say it on the card.

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01

Plan it

From a sentence to a step-by-step plan.

  • PL-01

    Plain-words intake

    Describe the goal your way. It asks a few short questions at a time, then builds the plan whenever you’re ready.

  • PL-02

    A plan sized to the job

    Steps laid out as Now, Next and Later. You accept or reject each plan before it counts.

    LimitA proposal until you accept it.

  • PL-03

    Confirmed facts and a decisions log

    Pin the facts you’ve confirmed and later drafts use them. Open [TO CONFIRM] marks become suggested decisions.

  • PL-04

    Lean Canvas

    A nine-box whiteboard for your business model, with cards you can link to plan steps.

02

Get it written

Real drafts, kept and versioned.

  • PW-01

    Real document drafts

    Letters, agreements and scripts written for each step. It’s told to mark [TO CONFIRM] where it wasn’t given a fact.

    LimitAI drafts — review them. Not legal advice.

  • PW-02

    Versioned deliverables

    Every draft is kept with its versions. Your edits and the model’s proposals never overwrite each other.

  • PW-03

    Plan report export

    Download your plan as HTML, PDF or a ZIP of both.

    LimitFiles beyond your plan’s allowance use credits.

  • PW-04

    A plain-English glossary

    Every finance term explained in plain words — 52 of them — plus a how-to drawer on each page.

03

Watch the money

Runway, burn, scenarios and checks.

  • MN-01

    Runway, in months

    Cash ÷ net burn, from the numbers you state.

    LimitRefuses to compute when a number is unstated — never treats it as zero.

  • MN-02

    Burn from your real costs

    Recurring costs plus payroll add up to your burn. A price you don’t know stays unknown.

  • MN-03

    Team and payroll

    Hires with start dates, contractors and ramp-up, flowing straight into your burn.

  • MN-04

    Books from your statements

    Upload a CSV or OFX/QFX/QBO bank statement: categories, growth versus other spending, repeat charges and price rises over 5% and $5.

    LimitUploads only — no live bank feed.

  • MN-05

    Stress test

    Drag sliders for sales and costs and watch runway move. An optional AI audit suggests cuts and the days each would add.

    LimitSliders are free; the AI audit draws on your plan’s allowance.

  • MN-06

    What-if scenarios

    Fork your plan, change the assumptions, and see the 0–36 month cash path and the break-even month.

    LimitSaving forks needs Pro or Power.

  • MN-07

    Survival forecast

    A cautious, a typical and an optimistic cash path, built only from the ranges you enter.

  • MN-08

    Sector benchmarks

    Your gross margin next to IRS-published sector margins, each with its source.

  • MN-09

    Four built-in checks

    Runway under 90 or 180 days, unfunded hires, duplicate tools and stale numbers are flagged on the Scenarios page.

    LimitShown on the page — no email or push alerts.

  • MN-10

    Cashflow stretcher

    See the cash effect of longer supplier terms, with copy-ready letters.

    LimitA calculator and drafts — it sends nothing and assumes suppliers agree.

  • MN-11

    Founder Sleep Score

    A 0–100 calm score and a “safe through” month, from your stated figures.

    LimitSafe through that month only if your stated revenue and costs hold.

04

Raise and report

For investors, partners and boards.

  • RS-01

    Capital plan and dilution

    Plan raises by gate and see the share of the company you give up and keep.

  • RS-02

    SAFE calculator

    Model a SAFE — post- or pre-money, with its cap and option pool — plus a cap sensitivity table.

    LimitOne SAFE at a time; no note interest or maturity, and a discount doesn’t change the ownership shown.

  • RS-03

    Investor pre-mortem

    Four skeptical-investor archetypes ask the hard questions your stated numbers invite, each with a defense.

    LimitRule-based templates, not AI.

  • RS-04

    Investor deck

    An in-browser slideshow is free. Download it as PPTX or PDF.

    LimitYour first deck file is included on Free; later files use your allowance or credits.

  • RS-05

    Shared view link

    A read-only, revocable link for an investor or partner, with what-if sliders they can move.

    LimitLabelled confidential; it doesn’t track who opened it.

  • RS-06

    Asks board

    Post what you need; someone with the link can claim an ask by name and email.

    LimitNeeds an active shared view.

  • RS-07

    Investor updates

    A Monday-style update written per contact, with consent and one-click unsubscribe.

    LimitPro and Power. BizzyRoad doesn’t send the email yet — copy it, download an .eml or open it in your mail app.

  • RS-08

    Embed widget

    A public runway tile you can place on your own site.

    LimitPro and Power. It won’t publish while revenue or cash is unstated.

  • RS-09

    Signed runway statement

    A BizzyRoad-signed statement that your runway exceeds a number of months, on the figures you entered.

    LimitSelf-stated, not audited.

  • RS-10

    Competitor scan

    Scan competitor sites and score your defensibility on five factors.

    LimitPro and Power allowances, then credits.

  • RS-11

    Where you stand

    Revenue ÷ burn set against how hard you are to copy — the Thornton Matrix™, created by Michael J. Thornton.

    LimitStrategy cards are four industry templates plus a general one.

05

Stay in control

Confirmation, undo and your data.

  • CT-01

    Confirmation gates

    Progress counts only what you confirmed. 100% is capped until the final gate.

  • CT-02

    Checkpoints

    Save a snapshot, compare it with now, and restore it. Your current state is saved first.

  • CT-03

    Evidence record

    A tamper-evident record of the evidence behind each step you confirmed.

    LimitKept in BizzyRoad’s own database.

  • CT-04

    Ask Thornton

    Ask questions grounded in your own numbers. It flags money figures that aren’t yours.

    LimitA check after the answer, not a guarantee. Metered per answer.

  • CT-05

    Advisory Council

    Three advisor voices in one AI session, to pressure-test a decision.

    LimitOne AI call writing three voices — not three separate models.

  • CT-06

    Free data export

    Your data leaves free on every plan: a JSON file plus ledger, cost and payroll CSVs.

  • CT-07

    Checked against your account

    Every read and write of your venture is checked against the account you’re signed in to.

§ 08Flight rules

It won’t guess at your numbers, and it won’t pretend.

  1. Rule 1

    Unstated is never zero.

    If you haven’t told it a number, it says so instead of quietly using zero.

  2. Rule 2

    Nothing counts until you confirm.

    Progress moves only on the checks you confirm — and stops short of 100% until the last gate.

  3. Rule 3

    Checkpoints you can really restore.

    Snapshot, compare, restore. The current state is saved before any restore.

  4. Rule 4

    Your data leaves free.

    Export everything you entered, on every plan, any time.

  5. Rule 5

    Plain about what it is.

    BizzyRoad is software. AI drafts need your review, and nothing here is financial, legal or tax advice.

Walk through a sample

§ 09Budget

Honest pricing. Start free.

Credits pay for AI work — and for files, links and updates beyond your plan’s allowance.

  • Free

    $0to start

    No card needed

    30 credits every month

    One venture: its step-by-step plan, its cash runway, and your data to take anywhere.

    Active ventures
    1
    AI council sessions / mo
    1
    AI stress-test audits / mo
    —
    Deck & report exports / mo
    —
    Shared views / mo
    —
    Investor updates / mo
    Not on Free
    Competitor scans / mo
    —
    Embed widgets
    Not on Free
    Saved scenario forks
    Not on Free
    Start free

  • Pro

    $29/ month

    or $290 a year — 2 months free

    1,000 credits every month

    Up to five ventures, with investor-ready deck exports, monthly AI allowances and the Monday Pulse.

    Active ventures
    5
    AI council sessions / mo
    6
    AI stress-test audits / mo
    4
    Deck & report exports / mo
    6
    Shared views / mo
    1
    Investor updates / mo
    4
    Competitor scans / mo
    2
    Embed widgets
    3
    Saved scenario forks
    3
    Choose Pro

  • Power

    $79/ month

    or $790 a year — 2 months free

    2,800 credits every month

    Up to twenty-five ventures, frontier models on the AI tools, and the largest allowances.

    Active ventures
    25
    AI council sessions / mo
    20
    AI stress-test audits / mo
    12
    Deck & report exports / mo
    30
    Shared views / mo
    5
    Investor updates / mo
    12
    Competitor scans / mo
    6
    Embed widgets
    10
    Saved scenario forks
    10
    Choose Power

Past your allowance, flat credit prices

  • AI council session50 credits
  • AI stress-test audit75 credits
  • Investor deck file200 credits
  • Shared view link300 credits
  • Investor update25 credits
  • Competitor scan40 credits

Need more? A one-time top-up is 300 credits for $12. Free includes one investor-deck file; after that, deck files use credits. A dash means no monthly allowance for that item. Plan credits reset every month and don’t roll over. A one-time top-up never expires.

Cancel any time in billing. Annual plans have a 7-day refund window; the Refunds page has the terms.

§ 10Start

Bring the mess. We build the plan.

Start with one sentence about what you’re trying to get done.

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