Tell your business story
Work through your offer, customers, market, operations, funding needs and risks. Use headings, lists and rich text to make your plan easy to read.
Guided sections · Save drafts
FROM BUSINESS IDEA TO A CLEAR PLAN
Your business story.
Your numbers.
One clear plan.
Write your business plan, understand what you need to take home, and see how your cash could change month by month. Bring it all together for your next funding conversation.
Start with what you know. Save a draft. Refine it as you go.
Your next business
Business plan + financial forecast
Personal survival budget
- Household expenses
- £1,800
- Other household income
- − £600
- Needed from your business
- £1,200
Automatically included in every forecast month
Sales receipts£4,000
Business expenses− £1,500
Founder drawings− £1,200
Net cash this month+ £1,300
EVERY PART OF YOUR PLAN, CONNECTED
From a blank page to a business you can explain.
Know what you need to take home
Add your household expenses and income outside the business. Your survival budget calculates the monthly shortfall and includes it as founder drawings in your forecasts.
One personal budget · Linked to your plans
Build a forecast you can adjust
Add sales, business expenses, loan receipts and repayments. Repeat amounts or apply monthly percentage increases, then edit individual months whenever you need to.
1, 2, 3 or 5 years · Monthly and yearly views
Bring it together in a PDF
Preview your business narrative and financial projections together. Download the full loan package or separate reports, with the level of monthly detail you need.
Business plan · Cashflow · Survival budget
START SMALL. KEEP BUILDING.
You don’t need every answer to begin.
Start with your sales and expenses or write your business story first. Move between sections as your idea takes shape.
- STEP 1
Create your workspace
Sign in and start a plan. Keep separate plans for different business ideas in your own dashboard.
- STEP 2
Add your story and numbers
Use the guided forms, common expense items and editable forecasts. Save your work and come back to it.
- STEP 3
Review and export
Check cash balances, yearly summaries and any missing sections, then download a PDF for your next conversation.
A few things you might be wondering.
Do I need a finished business idea?
No. You can create a draft without completing every field. Start with the details you know and fill in the rest as you go.
Can I change amounts after repeating them?
Yes. Repeating an amount or applying percentage growth fills the forecast for you. Every month remains editable, so you can account for seasonal sales or one-off expenses.
How does my survival budget affect the forecast?
Essential household spending minus other household income gives the amount you need from the business, with a minimum of zero. That amount is included as founder drawings in every forecast month.
What if I need three years monthly and five years yearly?
Choose a five-year forecast and three years of monthly detail for the PDF. Yearly summaries cover the full five-year period.
Give your next idea a clear starting point.
Your business plan, personal budget and cashflow forecast, in one place.