Hyperagent can help you plan a business idea — even from Greg Isenberg's open-sourced ideas
You don't need a perfectly formed idea to get started with Hyperagent. You can come in with something as broad as 'I'm kind of interested in building a solopreneur business' or 'I want to explore real estate' — or even pick one of Greg Isenberg's publicly shared business ideas and ask Hyperagent to help you plan it out. It will do a strong job of running with you from that starting point. The core message is simple: don't let the blank-slate problem stop you. Start somewhere — with your contacts, an idea, a vague interest — and the agent will pull you deeper in as you discover what it can actually do.
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