SOP Generator
That process in your head?
Let's get it out of there.
You know the one. You do it every time, the same way, and you've just... never written it down. This tool helps you turn it into a real SOP you can actually hand off to someone.
Build Your SOP
If the only place a process exists is in your head, everything stops when you do.
Every time you onboard a client, explain something to a team member, or try to hand something off - you're recreating it from memory. Again. Probably while doing three other things.
And it works... until it doesn't. Until you forget a step, or someone does it wrong because they were guessing, or you realize you've spent 20 minutes explaining something you've already explained six times.
Writing it down once means you stop carrying it. Someone else can follow the steps. You can take a day off. And the next time someone asks "how do we do this?" - you've got an answer that doesn't require a 15-minute voice memo.
Two Ways to Build It.
Paste a transcript
Already have a Loom transcript, meeting notes, or a brain dump of how the process works? Paste it in and let AI pull out the steps, organize them, and turn it into a real SOP. You review it, tweak anything that's off, and it's done.
Build it step by step
No transcript? No problem. The tool walks you through it - asking questions about what happens first, what comes next, what you always forget to mention. Your answers become the SOP. No blank page. No staring at a template wondering where to start.
A real SOP. Done.
When you're finished, you'll get a clean, formatted PDF sent straight to your inbox. The kind of thing you can drop in a shared drive, hand to a team member, or just have ready for the next time someone asks "how do we do this?"
One less process living rent-free in your head. That's a win.
Try It FreeGetting one process documented is a really good start. But if you're being honest with yourself, it's probably not the only thing running on memory and good intentions right now.
Most creative business owners have a dozen processes like this - things that work fine as long as they're the one doing them, but fall apart the second they try to step away.
If getting one thing out of your head felt good, imagine all of them.
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