In short: send 5–10 lines about your idea and its context. This page tells you exactly what to include and what happens after you send it.

Start a project

You do not need a polished specification to start. A short, honest brief is enough for a first conversation — often 5–10 lines. The clearer the brief, the faster we can tell whether and how a first working version makes sense.

A good brief answers these questions:

• What are you trying to build?
• Who is the user?
• What should the first working version do?
• What systems must it integrate with?
• What data is involved?
• What is sensitive or regulated?
• What does success look like after 2–6 weeks?

Download the project-brief template (Markdown) ↓

What happens after you send it

1. I read the brief and reply with an honest first read — including whether I am the right fit.
2. If it fits, we schedule a short call to clarify scope and open questions.
3. You get a first orientation on scope, risks, and a sensible first working version — before any larger commitment.