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Turn Your Interests Into Unique Business Ideas — Instantly

Get business ideas tailored to your life, budget, and skills.

Tip: job, role, or stage of life (e.g., teacher, lawyer, business owner).

Tip: list 2–3 things you enjoy or know well.

Startalyst.ai — The Startup Catalyst

Find Ideas That Fit Your Life (Not the Other Way Around)

Starting a business doesn’t have to mean quitting your job or raising money. We match your interests, available time, and budget to practical business ideas and side gigs you can begin today.

Tailored to you. Tell us who you are, what you enjoy, how much you can invest, and how many hours you have. We’ll return ideas that respect your life and constraints.

Start small, build momentum. You’ll see suggestions across content, services, and lightweight product plays—each designed to be time-boxed, cost-aware, and doable this week.

In-depth, actionable plan. With one click, turn any idea into a detailed plan that covers your audience, what you’ll offer, how you’ll get customers, recommended tools, realistic costs and timelines, and a step-by-step checklist for your first week.

Frequently Asked Questions

We turn your interests, time, and budget into practical business or side-gig ideas—then help you turn any idea into a clear, simple plan with next steps.
Yes. Idea generation and basic plans are free. We may recommend tools (some via affiliates) to help you launch faster—totally optional.
Yes. Your idea page is private by default. Only people you share the link with can view it—you control who sees it.
Click “Generate Full Business Plan.” You’ll get a one-page plan with who it’s for, how it solves a problem, how to reach customers, tools to use, rough costs, and your first steps this week.
Absolutely. Set your budget and hours; we’ll tailor ideas that fit your situation so you can start small and build momentum.
Tweak your persona or interests and try again. Small changes often unlock very different ideas.
Yes. Most ideas are location-agnostic. Costs are estimates—adjust for your local prices.
Be specific. Add 2–3 interests or skills, set a realistic budget and hours, and include any strengths (e.g., 'good with pets', 'handy with tools').