🚀 How to launch your idea

1Choose an idea using the metrics

Every idea card shows the same five metrics so you can compare ideas quickly:

• ⚙️ Automation difficulty (1–5): how hard it is to make the business run on its own. Start with 1–3 if this is your first project.
• 🔌 Integrations: the number of services to connect (database, payments, AI model, email…). Fewer means a faster MVP.
• 💰 Revenue potential: market size, willingness to pay and community reach, each scored out of 5.
• 🧾 Maintenance cost: the estimated monthly cost of all integrations combined.
• ⏱ Maintenance time: the hours per week a human still needs to spend, and on what.

Use the sidebar filters (difficulty, max cost, max hours, min revenue) and sort options to shortlist 3–5 ideas. In every subcategory, 2 ideas are free to preview in full, so you can judge the quality before buying.

2Buy the idea and own it

Click the price button on the idea page and complete the checkout. The idea becomes yours exclusively: other visitors only see "Idea purchased on DD/MM/YYYY at HH:MM" and can no longer buy it.

All your ideas stay available in My account, in every language, at any time.

3Understand the 10 prompts and their order

Each purchase unlocks 10 expert prompts, already filled in with the details of your idea (customer, offer, price, channels, tech stack, KPIs and risks). Each prompt has a role, context, tasks and an expected deliverable. Use them in this recommended order:

4Paste the prompts into your favorite AI agent

The prompts work with any capable assistant: ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Gemini, Mistral, or coding agents such as Cursor, Claude Code and GitHub Copilot.

• Copy all: one click copies the 10 prompts as a single document. Paste it at the start of a new project or conversation so the AI knows the whole plan, then ask it to work through prompt 1.
• One by one: use the 📋 Copy button on each card and paste prompts in the recommended order, keeping each deliverable before moving on.
• Download .md: save the prompts as a Markdown file to add to a ChatGPT/Claude Project, a Cursor workspace or your notes.

Use a chat assistant (ChatGPT, Claude, Grok) for strategy, pricing and marketing prompts, and a coding agent (Cursor, Claude Code) for the technical pipeline and MVP build prompts.

5Set up the integrations

The idea page lists every integration with its purpose, typical tools and monthly cost range. For each one:

• Create the account (start with free tiers or trials whenever possible).
• Store API keys in a password manager or environment variables, never inside prompts or public code.
• Add payment, email and AI model accounts first: they are needed by almost every idea.

Keep the total close to the maintenance-cost estimate shown on the idea; you can upgrade plans once you have paying customers.

6Build the MVP

Run the Technical Pipeline Design prompt, then the MVP Build Sequence prompt in your coding agent. Build the smallest version that delivers the core promise to one customer segment, end to end.

Add the Customer Intake System and the Quality & Compliance Guardrails before your first real users. Test with 3–5 friendly customers, fix what breaks, and only then automate further.

7Launch go-to-market

Run the Go-to-Market & Content Engine prompt. It produces positioning, messages, a content calendar and outreach scripts for the channels listed on the idea.

Launch on one or two channels first, measure the conversion rate, then expand. Keep the price stated on the idea as a starting point and test variations.

8Run the business with the orchestrator

The Autonomous Operating Loop prompt describes the daily cycle; the Master Orchestrator prompt turns your AI agent into the "operator" that plans, delegates and checks the work every day or week.

Human-in-the-loop maintenance is planned, not accidental: the idea shows the tasks that remain human (quality review, support, compliance, supplier management…) and the hours per week. Block that time in your calendar and let the agents handle the rest.

9Measure and iterate

Run the Metrics, Learning & Iteration prompt to set up a simple dashboard around the KPIs listed on the idea. Review it every week, pick one improvement, ask your AI agent to implement it, and repeat.