Plan My SaaS checks your idea against the live market, then turns it into one complete, consistent blueprint — architecture, feature specs, data models, screens, build phases and the prompts to build it with an AI coding tool.
Step 1 · Idea Validation
Write your idea in one box and answer a few follow-up questions. Plan My SaaS reads it back to you first, so a misreading is caught before research runs, then researches the market and writes a sourced report with a real verdict.
Step 2 · The Project blueprint
Build a validated idea into a project and every finding — personas, market size, competitors, willingness to pay, risks — travels into every stage. Each stage reads the ones before it, so the specs match the architecture and the prompts match the specs.
Who you are up against, and where the opening is — before you decide what to build.
The complete product, split into a first release and the releases after it — each with its reason.
Every part of the system, what it does and how data moves between them.
Two to four deep specs for every module — the MVP and every later release.
The data and the API, built on the architecture's stack and the plan's roles.
Phases that schedule every feature: the MVP first, then each later release.
Every screen your product needs, specified for the people who build it.
Ordered build prompts for Cursor, Claude Code and Lovable.
Also in every project
Documents & exports
Each document gets tables and charts built from the plan's own data — feature tables, priority charts, phase timelines, competitor tables — and follows the same decided plan as everything else.
Built into every plan
Whatever you build, every plan includes these four modules in the MVP — guaranteed in code and checked at every stage — and the same engineering rules.
Rate limits on the server, debounce for typing and autosave, throttle for scroll and telemetry. Written once and added as they are — no AI tokens, identical in every plan.
| Endpoints | Default limit |
|---|---|
| Sign-in, sign-up, password reset, OTP / magic-link verify | 5 per 15 minutes |
| Public, signed-out forms and tools | 5–10 per hour |
| AI generation and other expensive jobs | 10 per minute, plus a daily budget |
| Authenticated writes (create, update, delete) | 60 per minute |
| Reads, lists and search | 120 per minute |
How it stays consistent
Most AI planning tools answer one prompt at a time. Plan My SaaS runs a pipeline in which each stage reads the decisions of the ones before it.
Scope, roles, plans and names are decided once and followed by every stage, so the specs, data model, pricing page and docs never disagree.
Every feature you asked for is planned in full. The MVP is the first release; everything else is scheduled into later releases, each with its reason.
Consistency checks run before anything is stored, and every major stage gets a critique-and-refine pass.
Change a stage and everything built on it is flagged. Generate All shows what will run, why and what it costs, then rebuilds only what is needed.
For every service your app uses — Stripe, Razorpay, Google sign-in, Twilio, Shopify and more — the official docs are read and each obligation is quoted with its source.
Validation and the plan follow where you sell: the market, the currency and the rules that apply there.
Working with the plan
Every stage keeps its history. Lock a version and compare any two.
Fork a run with different context — B2B or B2C, with or without payments — and compare side by side.
An auto-saved snapshot of everything, and a repair prompt that protects the architecture.
Idea-to-launch steps that tick themselves as the plan is built.
What has been generated, what is running, and the full history.
Feedback, bugs, improvements and change requests in one place.
Chat about the project. Nova's proposed changes wait for you on a Pending changes page.
Connect an app you already run and plan v2 against the real stack: keep, modify, add or retire each part.
After the plan · Sabha
Tell one CEO what you want. It turns the instruction into tickets for six departments — Engineering, Product, Operations, Growth, Sales, and Finance & Legal — and brings you only the decisions that are yours.
Start with your idea
Describe your idea in a few lines. You get a sourced verdict first, then a blueprint your developers — or your AI coding tool — can build from.