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Your business plan is the starting point for everything Transmuter builds. You can upload an existing document, write one from scratch, or start with a template.

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Supported file formats

Transmuter accepts business plans in the following formats:
FormatExtensionNotes
PDF.pdfMost common format. Text is extracted automatically.
Microsoft Word.docxFull formatting support.
Markdown.mdGreat if you write in tools like Notion or Obsidian.
Plain text.txtSimple but effective.
The maximum file size is 10 MB. If your document is larger, try removing embedded images or splitting it into sections.

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Upload a file

1

Open your project

Navigate to your project from the dashboard and click on the business plan section.
2

Choose Upload File

Click the Upload File option. You can either drag and drop your file onto the upload area, or click Browse to select it from your device.
3

Wait for processing

Transmuter reads and processes your file. This usually takes a few seconds. You will see a progress indicator while the document is being analyzed.
4

Review the extracted content

After processing, Transmuter shows you the extracted text and an AI-generated summary. Check that everything looks correct — sometimes PDF formatting can cause minor issues with text extraction.

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Write in the editor

If you prefer to write your business plan directly, Transmuter includes a built-in markdown editor with live preview. Features include:
  • Auto-save — your progress is saved automatically as you type
  • Live preview — see formatted output side-by-side as you write
  • Version history — go back to any previous version of your plan

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Use a template

Not sure where to start? Our template library offers structured starting points:
Best for subscription-based software. Includes sections for pricing tiers, user roles, key features, and integrations.
For two-sided platforms connecting buyers and sellers. Covers listings, search, transactions, and review systems.
For custom business tools. Focuses on workflows, dashboards, reporting, and role-based access.
For mobile-first products. Includes sections for user experience, notifications, and offline capabilities.
For online stores. Covers product catalogs, shopping cart, checkout, payments, and shipping.
Each template gives you a structured outline with placeholder text. Fill in the details with your specific product information, and you are ready to go.

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Tips for a strong business plan

The more detail you provide, the better your final product will be. Focus on:
  • Clear feature descriptions — what should each part of your product do?
  • User types — who will use your product, and what are their needs?
  • Business model — how will you charge? Subscriptions, one-time payments, free tier?
  • Design preferences — any specific look and feel you have in mind?
After uploading or writing your plan, Transmuter’s AI reviews it and may suggest improvements. These suggestions are optional but can significantly improve the quality of your final product.