Byblos AI helps accelerators and incubators guide founders from an idea to a defined product, a coherent brand and launch preparation. First-time and nontechnical founders get clear steps, dependencies and review points. We can add customised checks and support around the topics and concepts your programme covers.
Available now for accelerators and incubators. Contact us to discuss your cohort, programme goals and support needs.
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A promising idea still needs clear decisions: who it serves, what problem it solves, what to build first and how to explain it. Give your founders a shared structure for making those decisions, capturing their work and preparing to launch with stronger foundations.
Each founder works in their own project with Product Manager, Brand Manager and Campaign Manager. Earlier decisions give later work its context, so founders can see what they are working towards and which foundations they need next.
Step 1
Start with a guided kickoff interview to put the problem, audience, goals and constraints into words. Founders have a clear starting point, even if they have never written a product brief.
Step 2
Review market and competitor research, personas and a business-model outline with Product Manager. Bring the evidence together and make the assumptions behind the idea explicit.
Step 3
Prepare interview scripts and surveys, then have founders carry out research with real people. Review the findings and use them to improve the idea and identify what is still uncertain.
Step 4
Turn the proposed solution into a Solution Plan, a product requirements document (PRD) and a prioritised roadmap. Give a developer, no-code builder or coding agent a clearer brief for implementation.
Step 5
Develop positioning, personality, voice and visual identity with Brand Manager. Keep the brand connected to the audience and product, with guidelines founders can use consistently.
Step 6
Use the approved brand and shared project context to prepare campaign drafts and launch content. Founders review the message and creative work, then approve what is ready to publish.
From product foundations to a brand and launch preparation
Research and founder-led validation inform the Solution Plan; the PRD and roadmap build on that plan. Brand work can run alongside product work, and Campaign Manager uses approved personality, logo and colours to prepare drafts for founder review.
A guided sequence with room to iterate: product and brand work can overlap, and founders can revisit earlier decisions. Validation informs the solution; it is not a mandatory gate for every product draft. We agree the relevant plan access and support with your programme.
An organised product definition, a prioritised roadmap, brand guidelines and launch materials, kept together in the founder’s project. Decisions become a clearer brief for the people building and launching the startup.
Give founders a shared way to organise their work and prepare for programme sessions. They can choose which outputs to share with mentors, so conversations can build on concrete materials.
Programme staff follow aggregate cohort context, including enrolment and plan status. Founders consent before joining; enrolment does not give programme staff access to their documents or chats.
Shaped around your programme
Keep a clear core process while addressing what makes your programme different. We can add customised checks and support around your sector, programme topics and key concepts. Together, we agree what founders should cover, which outputs matter and where additional support will help.
Examples we can discuss
Review whether the assumptions and product brief address the sector-specific questions your programme wants founders to explore.
Add checks around the themes you teach, so founders connect programme sessions to the work they produce.
Agree additional reviews and support to help founders prepare useful materials for mentor sessions or launch discussions.
These are examples to discuss with us. The checks, delivery format, reviewer responsibilities and included support are agreed for your programme.
Step 1
Share your programme focus, cohort size, start date and what your founders need most. Tell us which topics, concepts or checks you would like to include.
Step 2
Together, we agree the founder journey, additional checks, support scope and commercial arrangement, including any discount or sponsored plan for your cohort.
Step 3
We set up your cohort and join link. Each founder signs in, chooses their own project and gives consent before enrolling. Your team can then follow the agreed cohort context.
How a programme brings its cohort to Byblos AI
Your programme agrees terms with us, shares a cohort join link, each founder consents and enrols a project, Byblos AI agents guide each founder in that project, and programme staff follow aggregate cohort context.
Yes. The process starts with the problem, audience and goals, then helps founders organise research, product decisions, brand work and launch preparation. Product Manager explains the work through a guided conversation. Founders review the outputs and can use the product brief and roadmap to work with developers, no-code builders or coding agents.
Yes. We can agree how the core founder journey fits your existing sessions, sector and programme goals. We can add customised checks and support around the topics and concepts you cover. Contact us to discuss the outputs you want founders to prepare and where additional support would be useful.
Founders work towards research and personas, a Solution Plan, a product requirements document, a prioritised roadmap, brand guidelines and campaign drafts. These give the people building and launching the startup concrete materials to work from. The relevant plan access and support are agreed with your programme, and founders review and refine their outputs.
Tell us about your sector, programme topics and the concepts you want founders to apply. Together, we agree the checks, expected outputs, delivery format, reviewer responsibilities and support included in your arrangement. Examples could include a sector-specific assumption review or preparation for a mentor session; the scope is agreed with you.
Your founders work with developers, no-code builders or coding agents to implement the product. Byblos AI helps them define what to build and prepare the brand and launch work. For technical teams that need an engineering starting point, the Production Foundation is optional, with its own licence and separately agreed terms.
Enrolling does not add programme staff to a founder’s project or give them access to its documents and chats. Founders consent to the cohort context your team sees, such as enrolment and plan status, before joining. Founders can choose which materials to share with mentors. We confirm the visibility and participation terms with your programme.
We set up your cohort and join link after agreeing the programme arrangement. Each founder signs in or signs up, chooses a project they own or administer, or creates one, enters the startup name your team will see and gives explicit consent. Any discount or sponsored plan follows your programme’s terms, and withdrawal is available on request.
Contact us at [email protected] with your programme focus, cohort size, start date and support needs. There is no public programme price: we agree the process, included support and any cohort benefit with you. The Production Foundation is optional and arranged separately. Founders outside a programme can start on the Free plan with no credit card.
Help your founders organise their ideas, define a product, build a coherent brand and prepare to launch. Contact us now to discuss a process and support shaped around your programme.
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