Material
An old PDF, course notes, scribbles, a talk script. Whatever exists will do. Tidying up is not needed — quite the opposite.
Teddy-LMC is neither a course nor a chatbot. It is a five-stage conversation that reads the material you already have and develops a proposal from it: a small interactive tool for your website that turns visitors into enquiries.
This page explains the process precisely enough that you know beforehand what you are getting into. We think that is the better order: understand first, then decide.
A PDF in exchange for an email address worked for years. Today your prospect asks an AI the same question and gets a usable answer in seconds — without leaving an address. That is not the end of the world, but it explains why sign-ups are falling. What an AI does not have is your order of work: the sequence in which you apply things with real people. That is exactly what becomes the tool here.
An old PDF, course notes, scribbles, a talk script. Whatever exists will do. Tidying up is not needed — quite the opposite.
A way of working with clients that has already produced results. You need not have named it — that happens here.
In one go, undisturbed. You can stop at any time and continue later; your progress is kept.
No technical knowledge, no software, no third-party account, no preparation.
On "tidying up is not needed": That is meant seriously. Messy material beats polished material, because it still shows how you actually speak. There is less to extract from a glossy brochure than from raw notes.
After each stage we stop and you confirm briefly. Nothing proceeds without you. That is why it feels like a conversation rather than a form.
You drop in your material. The tool reads it, names what it has read, and pulls out three to five concrete things: phrases you use repeatedly, steps you named, results you mention.
Who you help and what it is really about underneath. You are not interrogated here — you are shown a finished sentence to confirm or correct. That is faster and more accurate, because the answer is already in your material.
Your method is made visible as a sequence. From it you pick one step — the one small enough for a tool and important enough for an email address.
We check whether your problem really appears out there in those words. You get sources with citations. If only two come back, you see two — and we say so plainly.
Five proposals for that same single problem. What differs is not the problem but the shape: a calculator, a diagnostic, a planner, a decoder and four further shapes are available. Each draft carries an estimate of how much work the build would be and what to watch legally. You pick one.
| You get | What that actually is | What you do with it |
|---|---|---|
| Five drafts | One proposal each with description, shape, effort estimate and legal assessment | Decide without having to guess |
| A finished page | A single file containing the chosen tool, in your colours | Upload it to your website or hand it to whoever maintains it |
| The market evidence | Sources with citations, verifiable | Back up your assumption — or drop it in time |
| Your method, named | The sequence of your work in clear words | Reuse it for your website, proposals and conversations |
| A validation plan | A way to test demand before anything is built | Save time and money if the idea does not hold |
| The report as a file | Everything together, downloadable | Read at leisure, pass on, keep |
Comparable offers stop after the five ideas. That sounds like a small difference but it is the whole one. Between "good idea" and "running on my website" lies the actual work — and that is exactly where most plans stall. Which is why this process ends with a file, not a recommendation.
You do not need to know this in order to use it. We write it down anyway, because a tool whose workings you understand is easier to trust.
A language model works in the background — the same technology behind well-known chat services. The difference is the guidance: for each stage it receives its own precise set of instructions instead of an open question.
The tool is expressly not allowed to run ahead. Even if your material would be enough for everything: it takes one step, stops and waits for you. The slowness is deliberate.
It may not assume names, professions or personal details that are not in your material. What it does not know, it leaves open — instead of filling it in plausibly.
Files are read in your browser. The conversation stays there and can be deleted at any time. It is not stored on our server and is not used for any model training.
This list is here because disappointment almost always comes from unspoken expectations — not from missing features.
30-day money back, no questions asked · Purchase by invoice available · If you leave without a draft you want to build, write to us and you get the full amount back.
Yes. You upload files and respond to proposals — nothing more. The finished page is a single file. If you can send an email with an attachment, you can handle this. Otherwise whoever maintains your site will put it in the right place in two minutes.
Because they come exclusively from your material. For every draft you see which part of your material it rests on. If a proposal misses, the cause lies in an earlier stage — and you can go back there.
Files are read in your browser and passed to the language model as text so it can process them. They are not stored on our server, not shared with ad networks and not used for model training. The conversation stays in your browser and can be deleted there at any time.
About 20 minutes if your material is ready to hand. You see a result on the very first run — not after several sessions. You can interrupt at any point.
Then write to us within 30 days and get the full amount back, no reason needed. That is meant seriously: a draft you do not want to build is worthless to you — you should not pay for that.
Yes. In business procurement this is not an extra but the normal process with order approval and invoice checking. You receive an invoice with VAT shown, as a structured e-invoice on request.