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Companies

Every company starts as a sentence

Describe the company you want. Restart turns it into a plan, builds the product in front of you, and publishes it to a real URL the moment you say so.

Free to start. Nothing goes live until you confirm it.

Company brief Draft

A marketplace where local chefs sell weekly meal subscriptions to nearby families

Shape
Two-sided marketplace
Supply
Local chefs, one city to start
Offer
Weekly meal subscriptions
Demand
Families within delivery range

First build  Listings, discovery, the two-sided pitch, and a live URL — yours to change before anyone else sees it.

How the work moves

One description, nine kinds of work

A company is never one job. Restart reads your description, works out which parts of a company it touches, and hands each one to the specialist built for it — then brings the result back into the same workspace.

  1. Your description One or two sentences is enough to start.

  2. Research

    Who it is for, who else is serving them, and where the gap is.

    Positioning brief

  3. Product

    The first version scoped down to what has to exist on day one.

    Build plan

  4. Design

    Brand, layout, and the look people judge you on in a second.

    Brand and UI

  5. Engineering

    The working product behind the pages, built live and published on your word.

    Live product

  6. Growth

    Launch pages, positioning, and the copy that gets people through the door.

    Launch pages

  7. Sales

    Account pages, proposals, and the follow-up a first customer needs.

    Proposal pages

  8. Operations

    Intake forms, queues, and the internal tools that keep work moving.

    Internal tools

  9. Finance

    Pricing, plans, and a dashboard that says what the business is doing.

    Pricing and reporting

  10. Legal

    The policies and pages a company is expected to publish.

    Policy pages

  11. Back to you Restart drafts what a company needs. Publishing, and anything that goes out with your name on it, waits for your word.

The journey

Idea today, company you keep running

Four stages, and you are in every one of them. Nothing here happens behind your back.

01 Start with an idea

Say it in a sentence

Bring the idea you have been carrying around, or find one here. Restart asks the few questions that actually change the build, then turns the sentence into a plan you can read: what the product is, who it is for, and what the first version has to include.

  • A description sharp enough to build from
  • The first version scoped down to what matters
  • Nothing starts until the plan reads right to you

02 Build and launch

Watch it get built, then publish it

The Builder writes the pages, the copy, and the design while you watch. Everything appears in a live preview as it lands, so you are reviewing a real product rather than a description of one. When it looks right, you publish, and it is live at a URL you can send to anyone.

  • Live preview from the first screen onward
  • Changes described in a sentence, applied in place
  • Published only once you confirm

03 Grow

Put it in front of people and keep moving

A launch page, sharper positioning, a page for the campaign you thought of this morning — each one is another conversation, not another project. Try two versions of the pitch, keep the one that lands, and ship the change the same day you decide it.

  • New pages and new positioning, same day
  • Two takes on the idea, compared live
  • Iterate by chat as customers tell you what is missing

04 Run

Run the company from one place

Every company you build keeps its own workspace: the product, its history, and the work still in flight. Restart picks up work across the functions a company needs — and the decisions that carry weight come back to you before anything ships.

  • A workspace per company, with full version history
  • Work routed to the part of the company it belongs to
  • You review and approve what goes live

Control

Fast is only useful if you can still say no

Restart moves quickly on your behalf, and stops at every point where the answer should be yours.

Nothing publishes without you

What Restart builds stays private until you confirm it. The live URL exists the moment you say so, and not a minute before.

Every change is reversible

Automatic daily backups and full version history mean no change to your company — or its data — is ever unrecoverable.

You can see who did what

An audit trail across the workspace, and role-based access deciding who can view, edit, and deploy once other people join.

How Restart secures your company

Where to start

Six places to start

Different companies, the same first move: say what you want, watch it get built, publish it.

Your turn

One sentence is enough