Business Maps
Context
There are a few ways to look at Business Maps, like any of the Cyber Anarchy projects. You can view it from the perspective of an investor, financially motivated. You can see it as a tool to solve problems that you might not even know you have yet. Or as someone's garage project, the learnings and code would be open source, anyone can then contibute to it or fork it for their custom use cases
A canvas for your business logic
Whether you're building the next unicorn or a sustainable revenue stream, you'll want one place to put all your business logic, be able to navigate the complexity, experiment with ideas, and collaborate with your teams, partners, and vendors. Business Maps offers Canvas, a visual infinite canvas where you can design your business with simple drag and drop mechanics
Improve performance, communication, and satisfaction
You, and everyone involved with your business, want to be able to discuss decisions, strategies, and architectures without having to worry about keeping up with the jargon, context switches, and ambiguity
Your business source of truth
Whether it's resources, processes, information, passwords, or pipelines, there are a lot of things you need to keep track of as a business, especially if you intend to scale. Right now your business logic will be scattered across you many disjoint tools (notion, miro, google, amazon, microsoft, slack, emails, code...) making it difficult to get holistic view of your business, some map, that's rich enough to describe most of your business while being simple enough to be digestible at a glance