Day 2 building eze – AI startup roadmap co‑pilot
Quick update on today’s progress building eze, the AI co‑pilot that turns raw startup ideas into visual execution roadmaps.
1. Early validation
4 people have joined the waitlist for early access and early‑bird benefits.
Had a couple of DMs from first‑time founders who resonated with the “I can build, but I don’t know what to do first” problem.
Still tiny numbers, but enough signal to keep pushing.
2. Product progress
The basic web app is now working end‑to‑end with a general‑purpose LLM.
Flow: describe your idea → app generates a multi‑stage roadmap (validation → MVP → GTM → launch → post‑launch) as a graph of milestones that you can inspect and tweak.
It already feels much better than staring at a blank Notion page.
3. Next step: specialization
Started designing a more domain‑specific brain for eze using curated startup content, founder interviews, and structured prompts.
Goal: move from “generic advice” to concrete, context‑aware guidance based on where the founder is (student/working/solo/team) and their time/money constraints.
If you’re a solo or early‑stage founder and this sounds useful, I’d love your feedback:
What would a tool like this need to do for you to trust it with your roadmap?
Any obvious pitfalls you see with an AI “mentor” for execution planning?
You can check out the landing page and join the waitlist here: https://eze.lovable.app/.
