AI Business Analyst

Radix reads your situation before you say a word.

Radix opens every conversation already holding your audit, your score, and the one question standing between you and your first customer. You never start from scratch.

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Before You Pay Anything

The audit gives you a read, not a number.

Twenty questions, five minutes, no card. Here's what a real person saw on the other side. Radix starts from this.

What's true right now

You have under 5 hours a week and no money to risk. That rules out anything with inventory, staff, or a long build. It leaves service work you can sell before you make it.

What you're assuming

You know how to make things run. What you don't know is which problem to solve. That's the gap, and it's the only question worth answering right now.

How to find out

This week, write down 3 problems you've watched people pay to solve. Not ideas. Problems you've seen with your own eyes.

Your read comes from your own answers. Someone with twenty hours a week and money to spend gets a different one, because they have a different problem.

The Difference

Most AI tools start from zero. Radix starts from your read.

A general chatbot gives you general advice. Radix already has the answer to half your questions before you ask them.

A General Chatbot

Starts every conversation from nothing

Gives broad advice that fits anyone

Has no idea what stage your business is at

Can't read your contracts, statements, or proposals

Agrees with you, because agreeing is easy

Radix

Opens with your score, your pattern, and your read

Answers from your hours, your budget, your skills

Tracks your business as you fill it in

Reads the documents you bring and works from the numbers

Names the assumption you're standing on

See It In Action

One conversation, start to finish.

Four out of five people who take the audit don't know what to build yet. This is what that sounds like.

Written example · Score 14 · No idea yet · Under 5 hours a week

I read my results. Where do I even start with 4 hours a week?

Four hours rules out most of what people will tell you to build. No product, no audience, no funnel. It leaves one thing that works: selling something you can already do, to someone who already has the problem. You know how to make things run. Who have you watched struggle with that?

Honestly my brother in law. He runs a landscaping crew and his scheduling is a mess.

That's a real problem you've seen with your own eyes, which beats any idea you could brainstorm. Here's what you don't know yet: whether he'd pay to fix it, or whether he just complains about it. Those are different. Ask him what the mess costs him in a month. His answer tells you if there's a business here.

And if he says it doesn't cost him much?

Then you found that out in one conversation instead of three months. Ask two more crews the same question. If all three shrug, the problem isn't expensive enough to sell against, and you move on with your four hours intact.

What It Can Do

An analyst, not a search box.

Every paid plan gets all of it. Plans differ in how much, never in what.

Reads your documents

Drop in a contract, a bank statement, a proposal, a spreadsheet, a photo of a quote. Radix reads the file and answers from what's in it. One subscriber uploaded a rental property statement and got a straight answer about what it leaves them each month.

Searches the web

Turn it on when you want current information. What competitors charge, what a market looks like right now, what people say about a product. You decide when it searches, so it never guesses at something it could look up.

Works through hard problems

Radix can search, read what it found, then search again based on that. Multi-step work, not one lookup and a shrug.

Writes and explains code

Automations, spreadsheet formulas, a script to clean up a client list. Radix writes it and walks you through what each part does.

Learns your business

Tell Radix your offer, your pricing, your customer, and it asks to save that to your profile. Next conversation it already knows. You confirm every save, so nothing gets stored behind your back.

What People Bring It

Real decisions, not vague coaching.

The questions that come up when you're building something on limited hours.

Testing an idea

Find out whether the problem is real before you spend a dollar on solving it.

Pricing decisions

Work out what to charge from your costs, your market, and what the customer can pay.

Client conversations

Write the proposal, handle the objection, follow up with the client who went quiet.

Reading the paperwork

Upload the contract or the statement and ask what it means in plain terms.

Weekly planning

Pick the one thing this week that moves your score instead of the five that feel busy.

Knowing when to stop

Sometimes the honest answer is that this one isn't worth pursuing. Radix will say so.

By Plan

More, never different.

Every plan gets the same Radix, the same reasoning, the same depth of thinking. What changes is how much room you have to use it.

Every plan starts with a free trial. No card required, all 8 tools, full Radix.

	Essential	Pro	Max
All 8 tools	Yes	Yes	Yes
Radix usage	Basic	Additional	Maximum
Document uploads	Basic	Additional	Maximum
Web search	Yes	Yes	Yes
Code and multi-step work	Yes	Yes	Yes
Path Pack credit	No	1	1
Deep reasoning	No	No	Yes

Deep reasoning is a switch you flip on the hard ones. Radix slows down and thinks longer before it answers. Use it when getting the decision wrong is expensive: pricing a new offer, choosing between two directions, working out whether a business can carry the income you need. Everything else runs fast.

First Principled Private sets Radix capacity to your business. Ten businesses, by application. Apply for Private →

Questions

What people ask before they start.

Is Radix real AI, or scripted answers? +

Real AI, built on Claude from Anthropic. It reads your audit results and your business profile, then writes a response for your situation. No decision tree, no canned replies.

What does Radix remember between conversations? +

Two things. Your business profile carries everything you've told it about your offer, your pricing, and your customers, and that stays with your account. Your last conversation carries forward as a short summary, so you don't repeat yourself when you come back. Radix doesn't hold full transcripts of months of chats, and it won't pretend to. What sticks is what gets saved to your profile.

Does Radix replace a real business coach? +

No. Radix is a tool. It's good for quick thinking, clear decisions, and staying on track between sessions with an advisor, if you have one. For big calls like your legal structure or a large investment, talk to a professional.

What can Radix see about my finances? +

Only what you show it. Upload a statement or a spreadsheet and Radix reads that file. It doesn't connect to your bank or your payment processor, and it can't pull anything you haven't handed over.

Do higher plans get a smarter Radix? +

Same Radix, more room. Every paid plan opens every capability. Pro and Max give you more messages and more uploads, and Max adds deep reasoning for the decisions worth slowing down on.

Will Radix tell me my idea is good? +

Only if there's evidence for it. Radix is built to find the assumption you haven't tested and point at it. Sometimes the useful answer is that you should talk to five people before you build anything, or that this idea isn't worth your next three months.

Find out what Radix would tell you.

Take the free audit first. Your score, your pattern, and your read are what make Radix useful from the first conversation.

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