eze
startup idea → execution roadmap
- Today was a hectic one at my day job.
- Fixed a few bugs
- Spent some time refining prompts to get better response quality.
Nothing flashy to show, but these small behind‑the‑scenes improvements really matter. Every bit of polish adds up, and eze is starting to feel more reliable with each tweak.
If you’d like to follow along or join early, sign up here: https://eze.lovable.app/
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Always open to thoughts, feedback and suggestions.
Yesterday was a good reminder that even tiny signals compound:
- The LinkedIn page finally got some visibility, which translated into a noticeable bump in traffic to the site.
- More people than ever have joined the waitlist, which makes me even more determined to ship a solid v1 for early‑stage founders as soon as possible.
- Streamlined the onboarding flow so new users can go from “idea in my head” -> “first roadmap on screen” with fewer steps and less friction.
- Fixed an infra bug where idle connections in the backend connection pool were occasionally creating a “network partition” between the web app and backend.
If you’d like to follow along or get early access once v1 is ready, join the waitlist: https://eze.lovable.app/
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Feedback, skepticism, and “this only works if you solve X” comments are very welcome.
Yesterday was hectic with a full day at my job, so progress happened in small late‑night sprints. Still, a few meaningful wins:
- Each journey milestone in eze now comes with AI‑generated insight: what needs to be done, why it matters at that stage, and how it can realistically be completed within the founder’s chosen timeline.
- Started wiring in resource suggestions for every milestone (articles, videos, tools, frameworks) so founders don’t just see “Do user interviews” but also where to learn how to do them well.
- I’m actively collecting and structuring high‑signal data from experienced founders talks, articles, blogs, book notes – which will become the backbone of eze’s answers, instead of fluffy generic advice.
The goal: every box on the roadmap should feel like a focused mini‑playbook, not just a label.
If you’d like to follow along or get early access once v1 is ready, join the waitlist: https://eze.lovable.app/
Feedback, skepticism, and “this will fail unless you solve X” comments are very welcome.
Hi IHs,
Day 3 of building eze, an AI co‑pilot that turns raw startup ideas into execution roadmaps.
What’s happened since the last update
Early trust: More than 10 people have joined the waitlist for early access and early‑bird benefits. Still tiny, but it’s enough signal that the problem and framing resonate.
Canvas revamp: Rebuilt the roadmap canvas from basic boxes-and-arrows into a more interactive workspace. Stages are visually separated, nodes are cleaner, and it’s much easier to see your current position in the journey.
Chat UX upgrade: Improved the chat interface so it feels like a focused founder workspace—clearer prompts, better typography and spacing, and less “generic chat window” energy.
Pain validated by another builder: A fellow Indie Hacker described their current setup as a pile of long ChatGPT threads + bookmarks where CTRL‑F barely helps because everything is split across many conversations. They want “one product to bring order to all the steps with an easy way to search and navigate.” That’s exactly the chaos eze is meant to clean up.
Towards credible guidance, not fluff: I’ve started collecting authorized, high‑signal sources on how experienced founders actually build companies—YouTube transcripts, articles, blogs, and summaries/notes from classic startup books. The idea is to ground eze’s roadmaps and suggestions in real founder behaviour and robust frameworks, instead of generic, feel‑good LLM advice.
The north star stays the same: remove one big variable in the founder journey — “what should I do next, and in what order?” — so more people can move from idea to launch with a realistic, personalized plan.
If you’d like to follow along or get early access once v1 is ready:
Feedback, skepticism, and “this will fail unless you solve X” comments are very welcome.
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/.
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Huge boost today: 3 fellow Indie Hackers from this community have shown interest in eze, and it has pushed my motivation to a completely new level.
For those who missed the earlier post, eze is a small tool that turns your messy founder to‑do list into a focused, personalized execution roadmap—prioritized tasks, realistic timelines, and clear next steps so you always know what to do today instead of being buried in chaos.
Seeing real interest this early is super‑charging my build speed; I’m now heads‑down on shipping a usable v0 in the next 2–3 days so people can actually start running their roadmap through eze and tell me where it breaks.
will be managing work along with shipping stuff real fast. gonna be exciting!
If you’re a founder juggling too many ideas, happy to share the current workflow, get your feedback, and maybe onboard a few more early users once v0 is live.
I’m a solo founder and a working professional. Like many of you, I wanted to build something that creates real-world impact—not just another side project. I strongly believe AI is at the forefront of modern-day technical progress, and I wanted to apply it where founders struggle the most: execution.
When I started building, I quickly realized a hard truth. I wasn’t short on ideas or motivation. I was short on clarity.
I spent hours consuming podcasts, blogs, and attending networking events. Everyone talked about execution, but no one told me how to execute based on my reality—limited time, limited resources, and a full-time job. Beyond building the app, I had no clear roadmap.
That’s why I built Eze.
Eze turns an idea into a personalized execution roadmap in seconds. It streamlines execution by creating plans based on your situation—solo or team, first-time or experienced founder, available time, resources, market type, and product type.
It doesn’t stop at planning.
Eze comes with project and task management, time-constrained milestones, and progress tracking, so execution stays focused and measurable—not vague or overwhelming.
The goal is simple:
Help founders move from idea → clear steps → consistent execution.
If you’re building something and want less noise and more forward motion, I’d love for you to try Eze.
👉 Join the waitlist and help shape what we’re building next.
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