How I work
Four steps from your problem to a built thing — and what you hold after each one. You get a written feasibility report and an honest cost before you commit to anything.
01 — Interview
Your problem, in your words. No jargon, no forms — a conversation to understand what you actually need.
- Outcome
- Your problem, stated in plain words we both agree on.
Fig.01Interview
02 — Investigation
I dig into the specifics: what exists, what's feasible, and where the real cost and risk sit.
- Outcome
- A clear picture of what's feasible and where the real cost and risk sit.
Fig.02Investigation
03 — Feasibility report
A written recommendation: the direction I'd take, what it involves, and an honest cost — before you commit.
- Outcome
- A written recommendation you can take to any developer.
A written feasibility report before any commitment.
Fig.03Feasibility report
04 — Quote & build
You approve the plan; I build it end-to-end and stay accountable for the result.
- Outcome
- A working system, delivered end-to-end, with me still accountable.
A fixed quote before any build begins.
Fig.04Quote & build
Engagement model
- A written feasibility report before any commitment. src: How I work · step 03
- A fixed quote after it. src: How I work · step 04
- Requirement changes go to a ledger for the next version instead of silently expanding scope. src: stated commitment — no ledger exists yet
Pricing specifics
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Not sure it's even possible? That's what the first conversation is for.
You get a written feasibility report and an honest cost before you commit to anything. src: How I work · step 03