Your own canvas
Nine boxes, free text, several projects. Autosaved to your account, or kept on this device while you are signed out.
Your business model, scored box by box.
Fill in the nine boxes of the Business Model Canvas in your own words. Businessium's AI scores each box from 0 to 10, explains why, and shows exactly how to make it stronger — in Turkish, English or Bulgarian.
Start your canvasFree to start. No sign-in needed to write; sign in with Social-ID to get AI scores.
Key Partners5
Signed deals with 2 local bakeries
Key Activities7.5
Route planning every morning, delivery before 8:00
Key Resources7
2 electric vans, ordering app
Value Propositions8.5
Fresh breakfast at your door before 8:00, no cooking
Customer Relationships6
Self-service in the app, WhatsApp support line
Channels4
Instagram ads only
Why 4?One channel; no acquisition cost stated.→ Try bulk breakfast deals with offices.
Customer Segments8
Working parents aged 28–45 in the city centre
Cost Structure5.5
Vans, charging and bakery purchases (estimate)
Revenue Streams7
Monthly subscription: 5 or 7 breakfasts a week
Scores are an example. Write your own canvas and AI scores every box and explains why.
A score for every box
Each box gets a 0–10 score plus an overall score, judged on clarity, concreteness, consistency and testability.
Why — and how to improve
Tap a score to see why it got that score, its strengths and weaknesses, concrete next steps and which boxes contradict it.
In your language
Write in Turkish, English or Bulgarian; the AI answers in the language you wrote in.
How it works
- Open the canvas and write what you know into each box. Tap “?” on a box for the guiding question and tips.
- Watch the fill meter: a canvas is ready to score when every box has something real in it.
- Sign in with Social-ID and tap “Score my canvas”. You get 5 free scorings per day.
- Tap any score to read the reasoning, fix the weak boxes and score again.
Scores are an AI-generated second opinion, not investment, legal or financial advice. The AI does not invent figures; any number it adds is marked as an estimate.