Bizlit: Business Literacy Platform
An Eluminute Partner Project
BizLit is an innovative business development platform designed to make entrepreneurship more accessible —especially for minorities in underserved communities.
Being developed in partnership with Morgan-Nova Corporation, BizLit combines AI-powered tools, educational resources, and a community network to support users at every stage of business development. Through this collaboration, Eluminute helps bring business literacy, opportunity, and economic empowerment to the communities we serve.
BizLit Features
BizBot: AI-Powered Business Guidance at Every Stage
At the heart of BizLit is an intelligent assistant that helps users navigate every phase of entrepreneurship—from idea to launch to growth. With step-by-step task support, smart reminders, and personalized prompts, BizLit’s AI makes starting and managing a business accessible—even for first-timers.
BizKits: Interactive Templates & DIY Toolkits
BizLit provides a robust library of AI-assisted, fillable templates for business plans, budgets, marketing strategies, and more. Each comes with editable examples and step-by-step guidance so users don’t just get the work done—they understand how to do it themselves. This approach ensures that users gain practical knowledge and lasting skills, leading to true empowerment.
BizClassroom: Learning Center
BizClassroom delivers real-world entrepreneurship and financial literacy education for both students and adults.
In schools, it offers a standards-aligned curriculum with lesson plans and hands-on projects that bring business to life in underserved classrooms.
For adult learners, it provides interactive lessons, video tutorials, and practical exercises tailored to diverse learning styles and varying business experience levels—ensuring anyone can access the knowledge and build the skills to start or grow a business.
BizHub: Community Network
BizHub connects users to a growing community of entrepreneurs, small business owners, and nonprofit leaders. It’s a space to collaborate, share funding opportunities, exchange ideas, and build supportive relationships that help users grow together—not alone.
