One box instead of a questionnaire
Describe the idea in your own words. Ideon reads it like a product strategist — no wizard, no twenty questions.
Most planning tools open with a long questionnaire. That is a strange thing to ask of someone who just wants to know whether their idea holds together — so Ideon starts with a single box and one question: what are you building?
Write it however you think. A sentence is enough to generate the feature mindmap. If you already know who it is for, what the first version has to do, or how it makes money, those optional fields sit on the same screen and sharpen everything that follows.
Nothing is locked behind a step you have not reached yet. Edit the idea at any time and regenerate: the mindmap, the PRD, the feature specs, the task list, the user flows and the database schema are all rebuilt from the text you have now, not from what you typed at the start.
Why long intake forms fail
A five-step questionnaire describes the product's process, not the user's. It moves the work of structuring the idea onto the person who is least ready to do it, and the drop-off happens before the first useful output — exactly when trust is cheapest to win. Ideon absorbs that work instead: it derives the problem, the users and the scope from what you wrote.
Your text is the only input
Nothing Ideon produces comes from a generic template. The mindmap, the PRD, the specs and the tasks are all derived from your description plus whatever optional context you chose to add. Improve the text and every downstream document improves with it.
Built for interrupted thinking
Ideas arrive in fragments. Every field is saved to the project, so you can start with a single line, close the tab, and come back to add the rest once the answer is clearer.
What you get
One required box
The idea itself. Everything else — target users, must-have features, the business model — is optional context you can add whenever you have it.
Saved as you type
Each field is persisted to the project, so leaving mid-thought never loses the thought.
Three stages, not five steps
Input idea, documentation, export. The stepper shows where you actually are, not how many forms are left to fill.
Works from scratch or from code
Switch to codebase mode and the plan assumes the context your repository already proves, instead of starting from a blank page.
How it works
- 1
Write the idea
One box, your own words. Add the optional detail only if you already have it.
- 2
Generate the documentation
Ideon turns the idea into a feature mindmap, the PRD, the feature specs, the task list, the user flow diagrams and the database schema.
- 3
Export the plan
Download each document as Markdown, or the whole plan as a single file.
Good for
- Founders who have an idea but no written plan
- Anyone who abandoned a planning tool because of the intake form
- Teams kicking off a new product or a major feature