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.
Three steps
What you do, and what you get
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You describe it
In plain language, the way you would explain it to a colleague. No brief, no template.
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It asks back
The questions a good engineer would ask — one at a time. You can stop whenever you like.
- 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
How the documents reach you
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Questions, in the conversation
What it needs to specify the project properly. Attach documents if you have them.
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You agree the scope
What is in this release and what is not, before anything is priced.
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Reviewed, then sent
A person checks the specification and the itemized quote, then sends them to you.
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Locked for 14 days
The price holds from the moment the quote is issued.
Nothing reaches you unchecked.
Every specification and quote is reviewed by a person before it is sent.
Buyer guides on this
Defined by both lists
Describe your project. See what comes back.
No signature, no call. A business email unlocks the full quote.