Step 1 of 6
The basics
Who you are, so we can reply to the right person.
Step 2 of 6
The product
What you want to build, in your own words.
Be honest — it changes what the first week looks like.
Finish this: “It lets ______ do ______ so that
______.”
The main user. Age, market, language, and what they do today
instead.
What is broken or annoying about how they do it now?
Name two or three. Say what you like and what you would do
differently.
The one outcome that matters most.
Step 4 of 6
Platforms and money
Where it runs, and how it pays for itself.
Chat, generate images or video, recommend, moderate, translate,
score, something else? Leave blank if there is no AI in this.
Your CRM, ERP, payment provider, existing database, a partner API.
One per line, and say who owns access.
Apple Developer, Google Play, Stripe, cloud provider, domain. Say
which exist and who controls them.
Step 5 of 6
Content and language
Who fills it with words and pictures.
Logo, colours, fonts, tone of voice — do they exist, and can
you send them?
Copy, characters, stories, product data — you, us, or
AI-generated and reviewed by you?
Step 6 of 6
Timing, budget and rules
The last part, and the part we most need to be true.
A real reason — an event, a funding round, a season —
changes how we plan.
A range is fine. It tells us what is realistic before we design
something you cannot afford. Nobody has ever been penalised for
answering this honestly.
Your team, ours, or not decided yet.
Age rating, data residency, KYC, licensing, industry rules,
anything your lawyers have said.
The thing you would mention on a call but not put in a form.