Our Innovation Story
Since 2019, we've been developing groundbreaking approaches to business plan creation that combine traditional financial modeling with cutting-edge research methodologies. Our story began with a simple question: what if business planning could be both rigorous and remarkably intuitive?
The miravonelphis Methodology
Our approach emerged from five years of research into behavioral economics and strategic planning failures. We discovered that most business plans fail not because of poor financial projections, but because they don't account for real-world decision-making patterns.
Behavioral Integration Framework
Our proprietary framework incorporates cognitive bias research directly into financial modeling. Instead of assuming perfect decision-making, we build in realistic scenarios that account for how entrepreneurs actually behave under pressure.
- Stress-tested financial projections that account for decision fatigue
- Market entry strategies based on documented competitor response patterns
- Resource allocation models that factor in optimism bias corrections
- Timeline development using historical project completion data
- Risk assessment protocols derived from venture capital due diligence practices
Research-Driven Innovation
Our Chief Research Officer, Fletcher Whitmore, spent three years analyzing over 2,400 business plan outcomes across Australian markets. This research revealed patterns that traditional planning methodologies completely missed. Business plans that incorporated psychological realism had a 340% higher success rate in securing funding and achieving first-year milestones.
What makes our approach unique isn't just the data – it's how we translate complex behavioral research into practical planning tools that actually work for real businesses facing real challenges in competitive markets.

Fletcher Whitmore
Chief Research Officer
"Traditional business planning assumes entrepreneurs are perfectly rational actors. Our research shows they're not – and that's actually their strength when we plan for it properly."