SWOTPal

Generate professional SWOT analysis from URLs & text in 1.2s

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December 31, 2025 I spent 10 years formatting slides at 2 AM. So I built an AI to replace myself. (Launched on PH today!)

f you've ever worked in strategy consulting, you know "The Look."

It's 2 AM. You're in a conference room that smells like stale coffee. You're zooming in to 400% on PowerPoint, trying to make sure the "Opportunity" box is perfectly aligned with the "Threat" box. 😵‍💫

I did this for ten years.

The Realization
I was a "Strategist." But being brutally honest, 90% of my job wasn't strategy. It was formatting. I was a highly paid box-mover, copying data from Excel and searching for the right icon to represent "synergy."

I realized that Structure (SWOT, PESTLE) is just a container for chaos. We spend hours building the container (formatting) instead of filling it (thinking).

So, I built SWOTPal.
I wanted a tool where I could dump raw URLs, news links, or fragmented thoughts—and instantly get a structured strategic analysis back.

How it works (The Tech):

  • Input: Accepts Company Name, URL, or plain text.

  • Processing: Scrapes context and uses LLMs to structure the chaos into a strict TOWS matrix.

  • Output: Generates a vector-perfect PDF/PNG (so you don't have to align boxes at 2 AM).

  • Bonus: I also built a "LinkedIn Decoder" to analyze personal brands because... why not?

We are live on Product Hunt! 🚀
I built this to skip the "Blank Page" anxiety and get straight to the insights.

I'd love to get your feedback on the UX and the quality of the AI insights. Does it feel like a real consultant wrote it?

Check it out here: https://www.producthunt.com/products/swotpal

(P.S. If you want to read the full story about the philosophy of "order vs chaos" in strategy, I wrote about it here: https://elevenapril.com/blog/swotpal-story

Cheers!

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I spent years in strategy roles where 80% of the time was spent formatting slides and only 20% on actual thinking. I wanted to flip that ratio. SWOTPal exists to automate the boring parts of strategy work (research and f