I built a marketing planner for small businesses with no marketing team. Tear apart my onboarding?
Hi everyone, I'm Cheikh, founder of COMZIMUT. We launched COMZIMUT Labs today as part of the GPT-6 Astra Challenge, and I'd rather get honest criticism from other makers than polite compliments.
The problem we're working on: most small businesses aren't short on information. They have notes, documents, goals and some idea of their budget. What they're missing is a way to turn all of that into a marketing plan they can actually carry out with the time and money they have.
How Labs works today:
You start from a short business description, guided questions, or your own documents. All three feed one business profile.
Labs shows what's supported by your material separately from what's an assumption, so you can review it.
GPT-6 Astra builds the marketing plan, runs sourced market research and proposes campaigns and content.
If your budget changes, finished work and content you've edited stay protected.
Azimut, the built-in assistant, explains your priorities and next actions.
You can open a fictional example company (RelayDesk) without creating an account.
Three things I'd love your take on:
Is it clear within a few seconds what the product is for?
Does separating facts from assumptions feel useful, or like extra work?
Where would you drop off in the onboarding?
It's live here if you want to try it: https://www.producthunt.com/products/comzimut-labs
It's an early beta, so blunt feedback is the most useful kind.
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