Business intake

Send the link, blocker, and timing.

No polished deck needed. Current surface, where it breaks, what has to hold up next.

  • 24h fit reply
  • Scope before estimates
  • Links beat long decks

Representative proof

Proof by lane

Sanity-check fit before filling anything out.

Flagship Launch

SwingersClub

Premium storefront UX with transaction-safe checkout under real constraints.

Best when public product and operational core both have to hold up.

Regulated Workflow

BudHub

Cannabis delivery platform with ordering, driver dispatch, and compliance.

Best when approvals or handoffs change what the software can do.

Operator system

DomainPilot

Internal tooling for discovery, scoring, and portfolio review.

Best when the internal workflow is the leverage point.

What happens next

Brief to next move

Cut through discovery calls. Get to fit, scope, and the next decision faster.

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Send the rough version

Current link, blocker, and timing. That's enough to start.

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I assess fit and pressure points

If it fits, I reply with the next useful move — not a generic "let's chat."

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Scope before estimates

Credible shape first: focused sprint, initial build, or multi-phase path.

Commercial path

Payment and handoff model

No vague discovery loops, unclear ownership, or surprise billing.

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Written proposal first

Scoped proposal defines what's built, what's excluded, and where delivery risk sits.

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Kickoff payment before build

Implementation starts after written scope is approved and kickoff payment clears.

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Milestone review and acceptance

Builds move through defined review points on staging. Feedback stays anchored to milestones.

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Final payment before handoff

Launch transfer, repo handoff, and documentation happen after final invoice clears.

Focused sprint

One blocker or release slice, short delivery window, clear closeout.

Initial build phase

First production phase with milestones, staging reviews, and defined handoff.

Multi-phase engagement

Ongoing technical ownership across multiple delivery phases.

Start the Brief

Send the brief

Fit reply within 24 hours. Short is fine — the form sharpens, not slows.

What to send
  • The current product, workflow, or rough mockup
  • The exact blocker, failure point, or operational drag
  • The timing and what has to hold up in production
Response style

Fit assessment and next step, not a vague loop. If it's not a fit, I say so early.

24h fit reply Scope before estimates Links beat long decks
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What are we building?

Pick the closest lane to speed up triage.

Quick lane guide

Choose a lane to see the fastest-fit framing

Select the closest project lane and the form will adapt around what matters most for that build.

Best brief: current link, blocker, and what has to hold up in production.

Project context

Current surface, real blocker, and what must work when this ships.

Follow-up facts

Optional, but helps scope replies without another discovery loop.

Current link, what's breaking, what has to work, and timing.

How should I reach out?

Final step. Fit reply within 24 hours.

After the brief

Need more context first?

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