Concept Generator

v2025.08.19

Every great idea begins as a collection of scattered notes, late-night thoughts, and fragmented conversations. The challenge isn't having the idea; it's shaping it into a clear, compelling story that others can believe in. This is where the Concept Generator comes in.

It is more than just a template; it’s a strategic partner designed to act as your co-founder, strategist, and writer. It takes your raw potential and transforms it into a professional, decision-ready document. By following the simple steps below, you'll gain clarity, build confidence, and craft a powerful narrative that is ready to share with the world.

Changelog

Prompt Text Correction

August 22, 2025

Corrected a text error in Part 3: Reference Output, where the "Our Unique Value Proposition" segment contained a duplication of the "Business Model" text. The section has now been updated with new, accurate content.

This error is considered unlikely to have affected generated outputs due to the model's contextual inference capabilities.


Master Prompt Migration

August 19, 2025

The Master Prompt has been migrated from a static Word document to a live Notion page, improving usability and enabling faster, more seamless updates.

The Concept Improver Prompt has also been moved to its own dedicated Notion page for easier access and independent updates.


Prompt Refinement

August 14, 2025

Refined instructions in Part 1 of the Master Prompt and updated the Concept Improver Prompt for greater clarity and usability.


Concept Improver Prompt Added

August 12, 2025

Introduced an additional prompt designed to analyze, rate, and improve the generated concept. Added to Step 10.


Concept Generator Beta Released

August 10, 2025

First public beta release of the Concept Generator, enabling users to transform raw ideas into structured concept overviews.

1 - Open the Master Prompt

This prompt the engine for the entire process. It contains all three essential parts in one place: the instructions for the AI, the input template for your ideas, and a reference example of the final output style.

2 - Understand the Structure

Review the Master Prompt and take a moment to familiarize yourself with its structure. You will notice the three main parts:

  • Part 1: INSTRUCTION: The rules and logic the AI will follow.

  • Part 2: INPUT TEMPLATE: The section where you will add your concept details.

  • Part 3: REFERENCE OUTPUT: The "Easymeals" example that shows the target quality and format.

3 - Add Your Concept Details

This is where you bring your idea to life. Fill in the template with your own notes, bullets, and ideas. Don't worry about perfect writing; the AI's job is to structure and polish your thoughts.

Pro Tip: The more specific details you can provide in the "Differentiation" and "Our Audience" sections, the more powerful and targeted your final concept will be.

Input Template Example

KinKeep

Advanced Method Use an AI-powered voice memo app, such as ScreenApp, Otter.ai, or Notta. Speak naturally as you walk through the categories in the RAW INPUT and KEY IDEAS section.

When you are done, let the app transcribe and structure your recording. You can then copy that text directly into the template for a fast, hands-free way to capture your ideas.

4 - Save and Version Your Document

After you have filled out the input template, save the document. Remember to give it a clear title and a version number so that you can easily find it and keep track of different versions. Example: KinKeep_Concept Master Prompt_v2025.08.14

5 - Choose Your AI Model

The prompt works well on modern flagship models, for example GPT, Gemini, Claude, or Grok. It was refined on several models from OpenAI and Google. If you want an output close to the Easymeals reference, start with Gemini 2.5 Pro, then compare with another model if needed.

6 - Copy the Entire Prompt

Highlight the entire document from start to finish (Ctrl + A on Windows or Command + A on Mac) and then copy it (Ctrl + C or Command + C). It is critical to copy all three parts.

7 - Paste into a Fresh Chat

Paste the entire copied text into your chosen AI model's input field. This single paste includes the AI's instructions, your filled-out template, and the style reference, giving the model all the context it needs to deliver a high-quality result.

8 - Check Model Settings

Before running the prompt, you may want to check the model's settings. For a strong first draft, the default settings are usually fine.

Pro Tip: The "Temperature" setting controls creativity. A lower value (e.g., 0.5) will produce more predictable, focused text, while a higher value (e.g., 1.0) will be more creative and might take more risks. Starting around 0.8 is a good balance for this task.

9 - Run the Prompt

With everything in place, execute the prompt. The AI will now process all the information and begin generating your complete Concept Overview.

In some models, like Gemini, you may see the AI's "thoughts" as it works, showing you how it is interpreting your input and structuring the narrative.

10 - Review and Refine the Output

The AI will generate a strong first draft of your Concept Overview. Read through it carefully. Does it capture the vision and tone you intended? Is the problem statement compelling?

This output is your new baseline. From here, you can easily refine it with simple follow-up prompts.

If you want to adjust, try prompts like:

  • "This is great. Now make the Executive Summary shorter and more punchy."

  • "Rewrite the 'Who We Serve' section to be more empathetic."

  • "Can you suggest three alternative titles for this concept?"

Pro Tip: Use the improver prompt below for a quick diagnostic and upgrade of your concept. Run it in two or more AI models to generate diverse drafts you can compare, mix, and match.