TALKGRAPH FOR FOUNDERS

Talk your idea through. Walk away with a plan.

Your best thinking happens on walks, in the car and between calls, not at a desk. TalkGraph maps it as you speak: the idea, the risks, the open questions and the next steps. Then it asks the question you skipped, and drafts the business plan, pitch outline or outreach email from what you said.

Where founder thinking goes

Founders do a lot of their real thinking out loud: on walks, on calls with a co-founder, in voice notes to themselves. It moves fast, it's full of good ideas, and it rarely ends up anywhere useful. Voice memos pile up unplayed; the notes app holds fragments with no structure.

Writing it all up properly takes time you don't have. So decisions get re-made, the same brainstorm happens twice, and the reasoning behind a choice is hard to find when an investor or a new hire asks why.

How it works

  1. 1
    Record ideas anywhere

    Open TalkGraph in your phone's browser and talk. On a walk, in a car park, after a customer call. Nothing to install.

  2. 2
    See the shape of the idea

    Each point lands as a typed card: the idea, the assumptions, the risks, the decisions and the open questions, on branches by topic.

  3. 3
    Get the next question

    When you pause, TalkGraph asks one short question drawn from what you just said. The kind a sharp co-founder would ask.

  4. 4
    Turn it into something

    Run an agent on the map: a business plan, a pitch outline, landing-page copy, an outreach email or a prep brief for your next meeting, built only from your own thinking.

Built for founders who think out loud

Ideas that connect over time

Every session joins your Brain. The pricing idea from Tuesday's walk connects to the customer call on Friday, and the themes you keep returning to stand out.

Ask your past thinking

"What did I decide about pricing?" "What did customers say about onboarding?" Answers come from your own maps and point to the cards they came from.

Drafts from your own words

Agents draft a business plan, pitch outline, landing-page copy or a two-variant outreach email from your map. Gaps they can't fill from what you said are marked for you to fill, never invented.

Calls with your co-founder

Map a call from your browser with no bot joining. Speakers are separated, decisions and actions get owners, and a follow-up email is one press away.

Every open action in one place

Action cards from every map gather in one list on your home screen, so the next steps from a walk don't get lost.

Free to start

250 nodes a month free, about 2 hours of talking, no card needed. Asking your Brain is always free.

What a founder's walk turns into

IdeaThe product idea as a topic, with the assumptions underneath it.
RisksThe worries you voiced, typed as risk cards instead of lost in a ramble.
QuestionsWhat you don't know yet: the customer interviews to run, the numbers to check.
ActionsNext steps with owners, gathered with every other open action you have.
DraftsA pitch outline or outreach email from the same map, when you want one.

Frequently asked questions

What's the best way for a founder to capture ideas?

Whichever way you'll actually use. Many founders think best out loud, so TalkGraph lets you talk and turns it into a structured map, instead of a voice memo you'll rarely replay. Every map joins a Brain you can ask later.

Can TalkGraph write my business plan or pitch?

It can draft them from your own maps: a business plan, a pitch outline, landing-page copy or an outreach email. It works only from what you said and marks gaps for you to fill, so the thinking stays yours.

Does it work on my phone?

Yes. TalkGraph runs in the browser on phones and computers, so you can record ideas on a walk with nothing to install.

Is it free?

Yes, to start: the free plan is 250 nodes a month with no credit card. Agents cost 10 to 25 nodes per draft. Pro is £9.99 a month for 1,000 nodes.

More answers in the TalkGraph FAQ. Why we built it: the problem with AI notes. How it compares: TalkGraph vs Otter.ai, TalkGraph vs Granola, TalkGraph vs NoteGPT, TalkGraph vs Mapify, TalkGraph vs Voicenotes, TalkGraph vs Evernote, TalkGraph vs OneNote, TalkGraph vs Google Keep, TalkGraph vs Apple Notes, TalkGraph vs ChatGPT.

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