SWOT Analysis

SCOPY.ME is a web-based platform that automates the creation of business strategy documents using a library of established frameworks, including SWOT Analysis, PESTLE Analysis, Porter's Five Forces, Value Chain Analysis, the BCG Matrix, the Ansoff Matrix, the McKinsey 7S Framework, the Balanced Scorecard, the OKR Framework, and the Three Horizons Framework. Rather than starting from a blank slide deck or spreadsheet, users select a framework and let the platform's AI engine populate it with research-backed content, turning a process that traditionally takes weeks into one that can be reviewed in minutes. The platform is built for people who need structured strategy output without a dedicated in-house strategy team: freelancers and solo creators testing an idea, business consultants and agencies producing client deliverables, and larger organizations running planning exercises across many projects at once. The tiered pricing structure reflects this range, from a single free project for individuals up to 500 concurrent projects on the enterprise plan. In practice, a user creates a project, picks a framework such as SWOT Analysis, and the AI engine analyzes industry reports, academic papers, and case studies to map relevant findings onto that framework's components — for example, populating strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats with data-informed content instead of generic placeholders. The resulting analysis is reviewed in an interactive dashboard, then exported to a branded PowerPoint file with one click. Companies can upload their own logo, colors, and fonts, or use the platform's default templates for a polished look without custom design work. SCOPY.ME occupies a niche between generic AI writing assistants, which draft text but do not understand strategy frameworks structurally, and traditional consulting engagements, which are slower and more expensive. It is a fit for teams that want a repeatable, framework-driven starting point for planning documents, though it is still a young product: export options are limited to PowerPoint today, and features like Google Slides export and deeper collaboration are still on the roadmap rather than shipped.