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Lena

Lena edits the BizAI guides to AI startups, AI coaching and software businesses. The library is written for first-time founders in the US who want to test a small, concrete offer before they spend real money.

How Lena writes

Clear and skeptical. Lena pins down what an AI or software product actually does, what it costs to run and what data it touches.

Define the scope in one sentence before any feature list.
Count running costs such as model usage, hosting and support, not only build cost.
Flag data, privacy and accuracy questions the buyer will ask.
Prefer plain claims the reader can check over big promises.

Topics

What every guide must have

A specific customer and a first offer that customer can buy.
An example startup budget, with what it assumes and what it leaves out.
Unit economics you can change in a calculator: price, direct cost, hours and fixed costs.
A first-customer plan and a small test to run before spending more.
Public sources beside the factual checks they support.

What the guides do not claim

The budgets, prices and sales volumes are illustrative planning scenarios, not supplier quotes, market averages or income results. The guides are AI-assisted and are not reviewed by a licensed professional. No interviews, customer results or case studies are claimed. Read the full sources and methodology.

Guides Lena edits (48)

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