How the Business Idea Draw Works
Pick a field, say how the business would run, choose how many ideas you want, and each draw hands you a bundle: the idea itself, a possible customer group, one angle to try, and one thing to check first. It is meant for the stage before you have committed to anything, when you just want several starting points side by side.
How the Draw Is Built
Every field has its own idea list, and choosing "Anything" merges all six lists before a Fisher-Yates shuffle takes the requested number from the front, so no idea repeats within one result. The customer group, the angle, and the item to check are each drawn separately from their own lists. If you choose a way of running the business, a matching line is added; with "No preference" that line is left out entirely.
It Does Not Judge Profitability
This page stops at handing you ideas. It does not estimate revenue, demand, or whether something would work on your street, and no such number is calculated anywhere in the tool. If an idea looks interesting, the next step is checking licenses, startup cost, and how many similar businesses are already nearby.
Frequently Asked Questions
Treat it as a starting point only. Licenses, startup cost, and local competition are yours to verify, and this tool does not judge profitability.
Not within one result. The idea list is shuffled and taken from the front, so duplicates cannot occur.
Up to five. A larger number is trimmed to five and the result tells you it was trimmed.