Free Starter Kit

AI Business Logic

The free starter kit gives students and parents a practical preview of LemUp: business foundations, AI case prompts, a family interview worksheet, a project safety checklist, and the first launch readiness map.

What is included

A practical free entry point

Business Basics Map

Define customer, problem, value, price, cost, profit, trust, and AI advantage.

3 AI Business Cases

Study an AI coach, an AI design tool, and an AI support workflow.

Family AI Lab Worksheet

Interview a family member and identify one safe AI helper idea.

First Product Checklist

Decide whether an idea is small, reachable, useful, safe, reviewable, and sellable.

Parent Safety Sheet

Review outreach, payments, privacy, AI accuracy, and project boundaries before launch.

AI Prompt Starter Pack

Use beginner prompts for idea scoring, customer research, offer writing, and safety review.

Early access

Join the early access list

In the final site, this form should connect to an email tool such as ConvertKit, Beehiiv, Mailchimp, or Buttondown. For now, it shows the exact conversion step and copy.

Starter path

What students should do after downloading

Day 1

Read the Business Basics Map and explain one product you use every day.

Day 2

Study one AI business case and answer the customer, problem, value, and AI advantage questions.

Day 3

Interview one family member about a repetitive task that AI might help with.

Day 4

Score three project ideas using small, reachable, useful, safe, reviewable, and sellable.

Day 5

Choose whether to continue free foundations or join the 30-Day LemUp Launch Challenge.

Parent step

Review the safety sheet before any public outreach, customer data, or payment setup.

Inside the free kit

Three starter worksheets students can complete immediately

Business basics map

  1. Customer: Who has the problem?
  2. Problem: What is repeated, annoying, confusing, or expensive?
  3. Value: What gets better after the solution?
  4. Price: What might someone pay, and why?
  5. Risk: What must be checked before launch?

AI family interview

  1. Ask one family member what task they repeat every week.
  2. Ask what part takes time or causes stress.
  3. Ask what a useful first version would look like.
  4. Build a tiny prompt, checklist, planner, or template.
  5. Watch them try it and write what changed.

First project scorecard

  1. Can I build a first version in seven days?
  2. Can I safely reach three real users?
  3. Does the project avoid sensitive or high-risk advice?
  4. Can a parent or customer review it before use?
  5. Would the buyer understand the result quickly?

Parent review prompt

  1. What account, payment, or tool costs are involved?
  2. Who will the student contact?
  3. What data will be collected or avoided?
  4. What promises are being made?
  5. What happens if someone asks for a refund or complains?