EARLY ACCESS · FREE ACCOUNT
Fill the canvas, read the numbers
A product management, sales and business development panel for companies. Fill in the nine blocks of the Business Model Canvas, enter your revenue and cost lines, and the panel works out the unit economics: monthly revenue and cost, gross margin, contribution margin, break-even volume, LTV, LTV/CAC and CAC payback.
A U2 AI Studio Teknoloji A.Ş. brand. The product is in early access: the account is free, no price is published and no customer reference is claimed. This version contains no artificial intelligence; every figure is a fixed formula.
THE PROBLEM
The canvas is filled in. The numbers live somewhere else.
Most teams already have a Business Model Canvas on a wall or a slide, and a spreadsheet with revenue and cost lines in another folder. The two are rarely read together, so a change in one block, a new channel or a different price, never shows up in the margin, the break-even volume or the payback period until someone rebuilds the sheet. U2 AI Performance puts the nine blocks and the unit economics they imply on one panel. You fill in the blocks, enter the revenue and cost lines, and the strip recalculates as you type. It is a planning tool for product, sales and business development work. It is not accounting software, it does not connect to your books, and it gives no advice: the figures are yours and so are the decisions.
One panel: the nine blocks and the unit economics they imply, side by side.
FEATURES
What the panel does, and what it does not do yet
Six things are in the product today. Each one is described as it is, including its limits. The seventh item is the roadmap, and it is labelled as such so that nobody signs up for something that is not there.
Business Model Canvas
NINE BLOCKS
- The nine blocks in the standard layout: Key Partners, Key Activities, Key Resources, Value Proposition, Customer Relationships, Channels, Customer Segments, Cost Structure and Revenue Streams. Each block is a free-text field that accepts bullet points.
- Text blocks are for thinking, not for scoring. The panel does not rate your canvas, does not compare it with anyone else's and does not suggest content.
- One canvas per account in this version. If you need several models, keep several accounts or export and re-import the JSON.
Revenue streams
UP TO FIVE LINES
- Each revenue line is a name, a unit price and a monthly unit count. The line revenue is the product of the two, and the sum of the lines is the monthly revenue on the strip.
- Up to five lines. That is a deliberate limit: the panel is for a business model, not for a product catalogue.
- A currency selector for TRY, USD and EUR changes only the number format. The panel does not convert, does not fetch exchange rates and does not store a currency on the figures.
Cost structure
FIXED AND VARIABLE
- Up to eight fixed cost lines, each a name and a monthly amount, plus a variable cost per unit, a customer acquisition cost (CAC) and a monthly churn rate.
- Monthly total cost is the sum of the fixed lines plus the variable cost multiplied by the units sold across the revenue lines.
- Every input is a number you typed. Nothing is estimated on your behalf and nothing is imported from an accounting system.
Unit economics strip
NINE METRICS
- Monthly revenue, monthly total cost, gross margin percentage, contribution per unit, break-even volume per month, monthly net result, LTV, LTV/CAC and CAC payback in months. All nine recalculate as you type.
- The formulas are stated in the FAQ on this page. Where a division has a zero or a missing input, the metric shows n/a rather than a misleading number.
- The strip reads what you entered. If the inputs are rough, the metrics are rough, and the panel will not tell you otherwise.
Save, export, delete
YOUR DATA
- The canvas saves automatically shortly after you stop typing, with a saved-at time shown on screen. There is no version history in this version.
- PDF export is the browser's print function with a print layout for a single A4 landscape page. JSON download gives you the whole canvas and the figures as a file you can keep or move.
- Delete account, confirmed with your password, removes the account, the canvas and every session on every device at once; the deletion is completed in all regions within about a minute. There is no retention period after deletion and no backup copy kept for you.
Roadmap
PLANNED, NOT SHIPPED
- AI-assisted commentary on the canvas and the figures is planned. It is not in this version, and no date is published for it.
- Multiple canvases per account and scenario comparison are under consideration. Neither is promised.
- Anything on this list becomes a feature only when it appears on the panel. Until then it is a plan.
HOW IT WORKS
Four steps, and the fourth one is the point
Create a free account
An email address and a password of at least ten characters. No card, no company details, no phone number. The account exists so that your canvas is yours to come back to, and it is free during early access. What we store for it, and for how long, is written in the privacy notice linked on the sign-up page.
Fill in the nine blocks
The panel opens on the standard canvas layout: five columns across the top and two across the bottom. Write in the blocks as you would on a whiteboard, with bullet points if you like. The text is saved automatically shortly after you stop typing, and nothing you write is read, scored or suggested by the software.
Enter revenue and cost lines
In Revenue Streams, add up to five lines with a unit price and a monthly unit count. In Cost Structure, add up to eight fixed cost lines, then the variable cost per unit, the customer acquisition cost and the monthly churn rate. Pick a display currency. Every figure on the strip is derived from these inputs and nothing else.
Read the strip, adjust, export
The nine metrics recalculate as you type, so a change to a price or a fixed cost shows up in the break-even volume and the payback period immediately. When the model reads the way you want, print it to a single A4 landscape page or download the JSON. If you want the account gone, delete it and the canvas goes with it.
WHO IT'S FOR
One panel, five kinds of user
The panel is the same for everyone. What changes is the question in front of the person filling it in. These are the situations it was built for, described plainly, with no customer named because there is none to name yet.
Founders before the first pitch
The deck says the business model in words and the spreadsheet says it in numbers, and the two have drifted apart. Filling in the nine blocks next to the revenue and cost lines forces the question a first investor will ask anyway: at this price and this churn, how many units does it take to break even, and how long does it take to earn back what it costs to win a customer. The panel does not answer whether the business is good. It shows what the numbers you entered imply.
Product managers pricing a new line
A new product line has a proposed price, a cost per unit and a guess at monthly volume. Put the line into Revenue Streams, the fixed costs it adds into Cost Structure, and read the contribution per unit and the break-even volume. Change the price and watch the margin move. The panel is a place to test the arithmetic before the pricing meeting, not a substitute for the meeting.
Sales and business development teams
A partnership or a new channel changes two blocks of the canvas and, usually, the acquisition cost. The panel lets the team write the change into Channels and Key Partners and enter the new CAC on the same screen, so the LTV/CAC ratio and the payback period are read against the words rather than in a separate file that nobody opens. One canvas per account keeps the discussion on one model at a time.
Small and mid-sized companies
Companies without a finance team often carry the business model in the owner's head and the costs in an accountant's ledger. The panel is a simple middle ground: the fixed cost lines are typed in from what the company already knows, the revenue lines from what it already sells, and the strip gives a monthly picture that can be discussed. It is not accounting software and it does not connect to your books; it is a planning sheet with the canvas attached.
Advisors, mentors and programmes
Mentors in incubation and acceleration programmes ask founders for the same nine blocks and the same handful of ratios, session after session. A founder who brings the panel printed on one A4 page brings both at once. The panel takes no position on the model and publishes no benchmark; the reading of the numbers stays with the advisor and the founder in the room.
WHY THIS PANEL
Four things we put in writing
The formulas are on the page
Gross margin, contribution per unit, break-even volume, LTV, LTV/CAC and CAC payback are each defined in the FAQ below, with the inputs they use. There is no proprietary score and no hidden weighting. If you disagree with a definition, you can see exactly which one you disagree with, and the JSON export gives you the raw inputs to compute your own.
No paywall, no upsell, no card
The account is free during early access. No plan is sold on this site, no price is published, and the sign-up form does not ask for payment details. If that changes, it will change on this page first and existing accounts will be told before anything is charged. Until then, the honest description is: free, early, and still being built.
Your data stays yours
The canvas belongs to you. You can download it as JSON at any time, print it, and delete the account together with the canvas in one action, with no retention period afterwards. Canvas content is not read by us for product purposes, is not used to train anything, and is not shared with anyone; the details are in the privacy notice.
Honest about what it is not
It is not accounting, tax, legal or investment advice, and it produces none. It contains no artificial intelligence in this version: the figures are deterministic formulas applied to what you typed, and the AI-assisted commentary you may read about elsewhere on this page is a roadmap item. We claim no customers, no results and no ranking, because the product is new and those claims would not be true.
QUESTIONS
Ask before you sign up, or after
Whether a metric is defined the way you expect, whether the panel fits a programme you run, whether a feature is planned. One or two sentences is enough. To use the panel itself you do not need to write to us; the account is created on app.u2aiperformance.com.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is it really free? What is the catch?
The account is free during early access, and there is no plan, price or card form anywhere on the product. The reason is not generosity: the panel is new, we want it used and criticised, and charging for it before it has earned that would be premature. If a paid plan is introduced later, it will be announced on this page and to account holders before anything changes, and no existing account will be charged without its holder's express agreement. Until then the product is free, and the sign-up form asks for an email address and a password and nothing else.
Is there artificial intelligence in it?
Not in this version. Every metric on the strip is a fixed formula applied to the numbers you entered, and the text blocks are stored as you wrote them; nothing is generated, scored, summarised or suggested. AI-assisted commentary on the canvas and the figures is a roadmap item, which means it is planned and not built, and no date is published for it. We write this plainly because the company name contains the letters AI and a visitor could reasonably assume otherwise.
How are the metrics computed?
Monthly revenue is the sum over revenue lines of unit price multiplied by monthly units. Monthly total cost is the sum of the fixed cost lines plus the variable cost per unit multiplied by the total monthly units. Gross margin is monthly revenue minus variable cost, divided by monthly revenue, as a percentage. Contribution per unit is the average unit price minus the variable cost per unit. Break-even volume is the total fixed cost divided by the contribution per unit, in units per month. Monthly net result is monthly revenue minus monthly total cost. LTV is the contribution per unit divided by the monthly churn rate. LTV/CAC is that figure divided by the customer acquisition cost. CAC payback is the customer acquisition cost divided by the contribution per unit, in months. Where a divisor is zero or an input is missing, the panel shows n/a. These are the simple, widely used forms; if your business needs a different definition, the JSON export gives you the inputs to compute your own.
What happens to my data?
The account holds your email address, a salted hash of your password, the canvas content, and a session record (a random token with your email, kept for seven days or until you sign out) carried by a strictly necessary session cookie. For sign-in and sign-up protection the IP address is kept for fifteen minutes and a per-account attempt counter for one hour, then discarded. The data is processed to provide the service you signed up for, which is the legal basis under Article 5/2(c) of Law No. 6698. Account, session and rate-limit data are stored in Cloudflare Workers KV, a service of Cloudflare, Inc., which replicates data across Cloudflare data centres including those outside Türkiye; contact form records are stored in Cloudflare D1. That transfer abroad is made in accordance with Article 9 of Law No. 6698, on the basis of the data processing terms in Cloudflare's service agreement and, for account data, the necessity of the transfer for the performance of the contract you entered by creating the account; Article 11 gives you the right to know the third parties abroad to which data is transferred. Canvas content is not read for product purposes, not used to train anything and not shared with anyone else. It is kept until you delete the account. The full text is in the privacy notice and the KVKK notice linked in the footer, and the same texts are linked from the sign-in page.
Can I delete my account?
Yes, from inside the panel, with one confirmation and your password. Deleting the account removes the account record, the canvas and every session on every device at the same moment; there is no retention period, no soft delete and no backup kept for you. Because the storage is replicated globally, the deletion is completed in all regions within about a minute. If you might want the canvas later, download the JSON first. Deletion is your right under Article 11 of Law No. 6698 and we have built it as a button rather than a request form.
Can I export the canvas?
Two ways. PDF uses the browser's print function with a layout that fits the whole canvas and the metrics strip on a single A4 landscape page; it works in any current browser and needs no plugin. JSON download gives you the nine blocks, the revenue and cost lines and the computed figures as a plain text file you can keep, move or open in another tool. There is no lock-in: everything you put in can be taken out.
Is this financial or investment advice?
No. The panel is a planning tool that shows the arithmetic consequence of the numbers you typed. It does not know your market, your costs beyond what you entered, or your tax position, and it produces no accounting record, no valuation, no forecast and no recommendation. It is not investment advice within the meaning of Law No. 6362 and is not offered as such. Decisions about pricing, spending, hiring or raising money remain yours, and where they need an accountant, a lawyer or a licensed adviser, the panel is at most a page you bring to that conversation.
Who is behind it?
U2 AI Performance is a brand of U2 AI Studio Teknoloji A.Ş., a technology company registered in Ankara, Türkiye; the company identity, registry numbers and contact details are in the footer of this page. The panel is a product management, sales and business development tool developed by U2 AI Studio and is being opened in early access. We publish no customer names, no usage figures and no results, because the product is new and any such claim would be invented. Questions go to [email protected].