BizWizard is for people who have an idea but haven’t been taught how to turn it into a business. We want them to have somewhere to ask questions, learn the concepts, and work through the decisions that come with starting.
I’m building the tool I wish I’d had fifteen years ago.
You might be working full time, finishing school, leaving the military, or trying to turn a side project into something that earns money. Having an idea doesn’t mean you already understand pricing, customer research, or a financial forecast.
I want BizWizard to give you a way to learn those things while working on your own business. A map for the process, a guide when you need an explanation, and a key to the language that can make entrepreneurship feel out of reach.
The point is to help you understand your business well enough to make your own decisions. Sometimes that means moving forward. Sometimes it means changing the idea or deciding not to pursue it.
Daniel Bryant · Founder & CEO
A clearer understanding of who they could serve, what they could offer, how the numbers might work, and what they need to test next.
The research, forecast, and business plan are useful parts of that work. We also want people to understand how they arrived at the decisions inside them.
Founder & CEO
Daniel is a U.S. Air Force veteran and former intelligence analyst who graduated from Wofford College with a degree in finance. He developed the original idea for BizWizard and leads product design, strategy, and financial planning.
Co-founder, CTO & COO
Bryce leads technology and operations at BizWizard. He manages the development team and turns product decisions into working software, from the guided journey to the workspace founders use to build their business.
He has co-founded other ventures, including the agricultural platform KowTech, and has worked on political campaigns and in the nonprofit sector. As head of nonprofit initiatives at Ball4Good, he mentored high school students leading community work. Bryce studies international affairs at Wofford College (Class of 2026).
