A free, personalized plan to operationalize AI in your business — built from how you actually work.
Most small and mid-sized businesses know AI matters. But between running the day-to-day, managing a team, and serving customers, there’s no time to figure out where to start. Generic advice says “automate customer support” — it doesn’t know your workflows, your constraints, or what actually makes your business work.
This tool changes that. You spend about 10 minutes describing how work actually gets done — where the friction is, what you’re aiming for, what you can’t compromise on. It builds you a concrete, phased adoption plan that respects your reality.
You answer questions about your business; the system builds the roadmap. Four required sections:
How you find and serve customers, and what you wish you had more time for.
Your one-year goal, three-year vision, and what you think AI could do for you.
Step by step — the tools, what breaks, and the knowledge living in people’s heads.
Budget comfort, what can’t go wrong, who decides, and who can veto.
Two optional sections — department structure and current tech projects — sharpen the plan if you fill them in. The core four are enough.
What AI opportunities fit your context and the strategic themes that emerged from your answers.
Specific projects, milestones, and timeframes — each tagged as based on your initiatives or suggested by analysis.
Projects flagged separately so you build confidence before heavier lifts.
Per phase: dependencies and what to explicitly not do during it.
Most AI documents present everything as certain. This one does the opposite: it tells you exactly how much is extrapolated versus grounded in what you told us. Skip a section and the roadmap knows what it’s missing.
| Confidence | Score | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Well-grounded | 75–100 | Solid context behind every recommendation. Act on it with confidence. |
| Directionally sound | 50–74 | Direction is right; sequencing may shift as you fill gaps. |
| Conversation starter | 0–49 | Essentials only — a good starting point, but add detail. |
Why this builds trust: the roadmap lists its own gaps — “we don’t know your compliance requirements, so risk mitigations are generic.” You know exactly where to focus follow-up.
TBG shares a link with a small or mid-sized business. The owner spends 10 minutes describing their operation; the system builds a personalized roadmap. A TBG strategist reviews it before release — a human quality check so every roadmap that reaches a client has been vetted by someone who understands adoption in practice.
The SMB gets a credible, actionable plan at zero cost. TBG gets a warm lead with real context. No cold outreach, no generic pitch decks — just a genuinely useful deliverable that starts the conversation from understanding.
The same pipeline that generates your roadmap powers the full AESOP methodology for teams ready to go deeper — discover, design, build, evaluate, and track AI agents.