How it works

A conversation, not a form.

You describe the project. It asks the questions a good engineer would. You leave with the documents — no brief to write, no call to book.

now The self-serve intake is being finished. Until it opens, a person runs it with you by email — same questions, same documents, same price lock.

Example

intake one question at a time

A booking system for our clinic — patients pick a slot and pay.

Do patients book for themselves, or does your front desk book for them?

Themselves, mostly on their phones.

Is payment taken when they book, or at the visit?

At booking At the visit Not sure

specification so far 3 requirements · 1 assumption

Three steps

What you do, and what you get

01

You describe it

In plain language, the way you would explain it to a colleague. No brief, no template.
02

It asks back

The questions a good engineer would ask. For now a person sends them by email.
03

The documents arrive

A specification, wireframes, the list of what is not included, and an itemized quote.

A business email unlocks the full specification and quote. No company website yet? That is fine — the path adapts.

Delivery

Questions, by email

A person reads your description and replies with what it needs to be specified properly.
The documents, by email

The specification, the wireframes, the list of what is not included and the three-tier quote.
Locked for 14 days

The price holds from the moment the quote is issued.

Nothing reaches you unchecked.

Today every specification and quote is reviewed by a person before it is sent.

Defined by both lists

No signature, no call. A business email unlocks the full quote.