Built by someone who needed this

Like a lot of people, I wanted financial independence. I wanted to stop relying on a job as my only source of income and build something of my own. The idea was there — the ambition was there. What wasn't there was clarity.

Which business was right for me? Which city? Which neighborhood? What does the local competition look like? What do people in that area actually earn? Is the timing right for this industry? These questions don't have obvious answers, and finding them meant bouncing between government databases, Reddit threads, and expensive consultants who didn't know my situation.

I also realized that even after making the decision — the path to being “open for business” is full of friction. LLC filings, EINs, business bank accounts, licenses, insurance. There's no single place that walks you through it step by step, tailored to what you're actually building.

That's why I built Neur. I wanted one platform where an aspiring entrepreneur could answer a few honest questions about their goals, budget, and target market — and walk away with real data, a clear feasibility picture, and a step-by-step plan to actually get started.

The same platform should work for someone who already has a business and wants to expand into a new city. It should tell you whether the demographics match your customer, who else is already operating there, and what the labor market looks like if you need to hire.

Neur is still early. But the mission is simple: make the information that used to require a consultant available to anyone willing to put in the work.