How a project runs

Six steps, in the order they happen. You see the scope before you pay and the product before it launches.

Inquiry5 minutesFill in the form at /start. You get a reply within 1 business day with a link to book a call if you want one.
Call and written scope30 minutes, free; scope within 2 business daysWe talk about what the site or app has to do, who uses it, and what you already have. Then a short written scope: what is included, what is not, a fixed price, and a schedule.
Deposit and first previewfirst a few daysOnce you approve the scope and pay the deposit, you get a private preview link. The first version is the structure and key pages, clickable but unfinished.
Feedback and revisionsthroughoutOpen the preview on any device and tell us what to change. Each phase includes two revision rounds. For iOS projects, the preview is a TestFlight build.
Launch on your own domainwhen you say soWe move the finished project to your domain (or submit it to the App Store with you), run a final check for speed, accessibility, forms and search basics, and hand over logins, documentation and source code. 30 days of fixes are included.
Care, if you want itoptional, monthlyA care plan covers hosting, updates, backups, monitoring and support, with a monthly summary. Cancel with notice and keep everything.

The practical details

Short answers to the things people ask before they start. The terms have the rest.

What we need from youDecisions within a few days, content or permission to draft it, and honest feedback on the preview.
If we don't hear backAfter ten business days, the current version counts as approved so the schedule holds.
Previews are privatePreview links are unlisted and blocked from search engines. They use sample data; nothing real is connected until launch.
Capacitytwo or three active builds at a time, so each gets attention. Start dates are set in the scope.

A five-minute form starts it. No calls until you want one.

5-minute form · reply within 1 business day