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Quote requests with photos
Live, with requests coming in.
Custom software
Custom software, built around how you work
From one workflow that runs on its own to a platform for your clients or your staff. You don't need a website from me to start.
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What it does
The jobs your business repeats, done for you
If your team does it every week, it can probably run on its own. A few of the things custom software can take off your plate:
Quotes and estimates
Customers answer a few questions, add photos and see a price range. You get a clean summary.
Bookings and scheduling
Free dates shown, requests held for you to confirm, reminders sent without you.
Staff and HR
Schedules, time off, onboarding checklists and training in one place your team can use.
Orders, stock and shipping
Orders tracked from sale to doorstep, stock counts that stay right, labels without retyping.
Paperwork and invoices
A signed quote becomes an invoice, and every document files itself where it belongs.
Reviews and follow-ups
Customers asked politely for a review after the job, with no one having to remember.
Client and staff portals
A private place for clients to see their jobs, or for staff to run their day.
Connecting your tools
Your accounting, calendar, email and spreadsheets passing details along, so nobody copies them by hand.
Have you ever wished…
- a quote request arrived with photos, so you could price the job without driving out first?
- your calendar showed customers which dates are free, and held one for you to confirm?
- every customer got a polite review request after the job, without you having to remember?
- a signed quote turned straight into an invoice, and the paperwork filed itself?
- your team's schedules, orders or shipping lived in one place, not in five spreadsheets?
- a new hire's paperwork, training and accounts came together from one checklist?
- your stock list updated your website the moment you changed it?
- your tools talked to each other, instead of you copying the same details from app to app?
How it works
See one working
Here's one, in four steps. Open the full system to see every step, who does what, and what it runs on.
For example, a quote request:
- A customer asksThey pick the job on your site and see a starting price.
- They add photosNow, or later from the job, with a private link.
- You get the job, readyThe address, the photos and the price, in your inbox.
- They're thankedA confirmation goes out on its own.
See the full system
How a quote request becomes a paid job
Tap a step to see what happens, and what it runs on.
- either one
- all at once
- later
- path to this step
- Built and in use
- Can be added for you
Customer
Your software
You
Customer
Your software
You
Customer
Your software
You
01found
02price
03photos
04checked
05sent
06at the job
07attached
08priced
09quote
10signed
11invoiced
12paid
13follow-up
You're on a job. The first steps run without you.
01 · Customer
Found on Google
Built and in use
What happens
They find your Google profile. Its booking button opens the price finder on your own website.
Under the hood
- Google Business Profile booking link
- Cloudflare Pages
02 · Customer
Price finder
Built and in use
What happens
They tap the job they need, or search for it, and see its starting price straight away. Google suggests the address as they type. If suggestions are off, a plain box still works, and the town sets the travel zone.
Under the hood
- Prices from your own price list
- Google Places address lookup, asked by the server
- Daily lookup limits
- Cloudflare Pages Functions
03a · Customer
Photos now
Built and in use
What happens
Up to six photos, added right in the form. Each one is shrunk in their browser before it's sent, which also drops camera and location details from any photo the browser can read.
Under the hood
- Private file storage (Cloudflare R2)
- File types checked on the server
03b · Customer
Photos later
Built and in use
What happens
Not at the job yet? They give their email and send the request now. The photos can follow from the job, from a private link.
Under the hood
- A private link that expires after 14 days
- Private file storage (Cloudflare R2)
04 · Your software
Checked and saved
Built and in use
What happens
A spam check runs on the server, then the request is saved with its own number and the photos are stored privately. It's built so one failure doesn't lose a request: if the database is down, your email still goes, and if email is down, the request is saved and flagged.
Under the hood
- Cloudflare Turnstile, checked on the server
- SQL database (Cloudflare D1)
- Tested live: 29 of 29 checks passed (October 2026)
05 · Customer
Their confirmation
Built and in use
What happens
They see a thank-you page straight away. If they gave an email, they get one confirmation with a big Add photos button. The link works for 14 days and only adds photos to this request.
Under the hood
- Email through Resend, signed with DKIM
- A 256-bit private link, kept out of server logs
05 · You
Your job summary
Built and in use
What happens
One email with the request number, the job, the address and travel zone, the price they saw, and their photos. Reply, and it goes to the customer.
Under the hood
- Email through Resend, signed with DKIM
- Retries that never send twice
06 · Your software
A reminder if no photos come
Can be added for you
What happens
No photos a day later? One short email with a fresh link. It stops as soon as photos arrive or you mark the job handled, and it is only ever sent once.
Under the hood
- A scheduled job
- Stops itself when photos arrive
06 · Customer
At the job, they open the link
Built and in use
What happens
One button opens the phone's photos, and on many phones the camera. Each photo is shrunk on the phone before it's sent, with a progress bar and a thumbnail of each one that arrived.
Under the hood
- Photos shrunk on the phone
- Camera and location details removed from any photo the phone can read
07 · Your software
Added to the same request
Built and in use
What happens
The link knows which request it belongs to, so the photos join that request. Up to 10 photos per link, and a file that isn't a photo is refused. If the link has run out, the page says to reply to the email with the photos instead.
Under the hood
- Only a fingerprint of each link is stored
- File types checked from the file itself
- Private file storage (Cloudflare R2)
07 · You
More photos for that request
Built and in use
What happens
You get one email headed with the request's number, with the new photos attached. Photos added close together arrive together. Reply, and it goes to the customer.
Under the hood
- Uploads close together sent as one email
- Retries that never send twice
08 · You
You look and price it
Built and in use
What happens
Everything in one place: the job, the address and travel zone, the price they saw and every photo. Reply with a fixed price, or tap to text them.
Under the hood
- Reply-To set to the customer
- A tap-to-text button
09 · You
Approve the quote
Can be added for you
What happens
You check the price, change it if the job needs it, and send the quote with one tap from your phone.
Under the hood
- A quote page made from the request
- Starts from your own price list
09 · Your software
Sent for signature
Can be added for you
What happens
The quote goes to the customer as a numbered PDF, with a link to read and sign it. No printing or scanning.
Under the hood
- E-signature with a tamper-evident record
- Numbered PDF quotes
10 · Customer
They sign on their phone
Can be added for you
What happens
They open the link, read the quote and sign it on their phone. You both get the signed copy by email.
Under the hood
- A signing page on your own website
- The signed copy kept with the job
11 · Your software
Invoice sent
Can be added for you
What happens
When you mark the job done, the invoice is made from the signed quote and sent. Nothing is typed twice.
Under the hood
- Numbered PDF invoices
- Made from the signed quote
12 · Customer
They pay
Can be added for you
What happens
They pay the way you already take payments, with the invoice number as the reference.
Under the hood
- Your payment details on every invoice
- Card payments through a provider, if you take cards
12 · Your software
Payment matched and filed
Can be added for you
What happens
The payment is matched to its invoice, marked paid and filed by job and month, ready for your bookkeeper.
Under the hood
- Your accounting software's API, where it has one
- Records filed by job and month
13 · Your software
A review request
Can be added for you
What happens
After the job, a short thank-you email with a one-tap link to your Google review page. One reminder at most, and an unsubscribe link in each one.
Under the hood
- A scheduled job
- One-click unsubscribe
13 · You
Weekly summary
Can be added for you
What happens
Once a week, one email: new requests, quotes sent and signed, and invoices paid or still owing.
Under the hood
- A scheduled job
- Counts read from the job records
One record per piece, from photos to sold everywhere
Tap a step to see what happens, and what it runs on.
- either one
- all at once
- later
- path to this step
- Built and in use
- Can be added for you
You
Your software
Where you sell
Your shop website
You
Your software
Where you sell
Your shop website
01photos
02prepared
03researched
04priced
05approved
06listed
07published
08due today
09sold
10down
11marked sold
Nothing goes anywhere until you approve it.
01 · You
Photos of each piece
Built and in use
What happens
Photograph each piece and drop the whole batch in. No sorting, no renaming.
Under the hood
- Grouped into pieces by when each photo was taken
- Duplicates set aside, nothing deleted
- iPhone photos converted automatically
02 · Your software
Prepared and checked
Built and in use
What happens
Location details come off every photo. Each one is turned upright and sized, the light is evened out, and the backdrop is brought to one even grey. Blurry, dark or missing shots are flagged.
Under the hood
- Location data removed before any photo leaves your computer
- Backdrop levelled with an image-segmentation model; the piece itself untouched
- A check for focus, exposure, resolution and the shots each kind of piece needs
02 · You
A reshoot list
Built and in use
What happens
A missing or weak shot goes on a checklist for the next photo session. New shots are added without losing the old ones.
Under the hood
- One checklist for every piece
03 · Your software
Identified and looked up
Built and in use
What happens
The exact model is identified from labels and codes. Materials come only from the brand, an authorised retailer or the care label. Then it's priced from what the same model, in similar condition, really sold for.
Under the hood
- Sold results first; asking prices only when nothing sold
- Thin or scattered evidence flagged "don't price from this"
- Every source kept in a research database
04 · Your software
Priced and written up
Built and in use
What happens
A suggested opening price, a lowest acceptable price and a quick-sale price, with what you'd take home after fees and postage in each place you sell. The listing text is written from the facts on file, then fact-checked.
Under the hood
- Take-home after fees and postage, side by side
- Real postage rates
- One price rule shared by every listing
05a · You
You approve, once
Built and in use
What happens
One review page with the photos beside the details, the price evidence and any questions. Fix anything, then approve. Before anything changes, a plan lists every change, piece by piece and place by place.
Under the hood
- A review page that saves straight to the database
- A "what-if" plan of every change before it happens
- A history of every change
05b · You
Approve from your phone
Can be added for you
What happens
Review and approve from your phone, photos included, behind a sign-in only you can pass.
Under the hood
- A private review page behind a sign-in
06 · Where you sell
Set up for each place
Built and in use
What happens
Each approved piece gets a version for each place that suits it, with its own title, price and description from the one record.
Under the hood
- One record, a version per place
- Each place's own rules kept (title lengths, photo rules)
06 · Your software
Safety checks for your shop
Built and in use
What happens
Your own shop website is updated from the same record. First a 45-second wait turns a burst of changes into one update, then every unsold piece needs a price and photos, and nothing private or shaped like an address, phone number or email may leave.
Under the hood
- A 45-second wait so a burst of changes becomes one update
- Public fields only, checked field by field
07a · Your shop website
Your shop updates itself
Built and in use
What happens
The piece gets its own page, a photo gallery, filters you can share as a link, and a preview image when the link is shared. Every page is opened in a real browser at phone and computer size before anything goes live.
Under the hood
- A real-browser test at phone and computer size before publishing
- Static pages on Cloudflare Pages
07b · Your shop website
A problem found
Built and in use
What happens
If a check or the browser test fails, nothing is published. The live site stays on the last good version, and the refusal is logged.
Under the hood
- Every refusal logged
08 · Your software
What's due today
Built and in use
What happens
A list of what's due: scheduled price drops and listings to refresh, from your own rules.
Under the hood
- Price-drop steps you set once
08 · You
A weekly price-drop digest
Can be added for you
What happens
Once a week, the price drops that are due, approved with one tap.
Under the hood
- A scheduled job
09 · You
Sold, anywhere
Built and in use
What happens
Online, in person or cash: record the sale once, and the fees, postage and take-home are worked out.
Under the hood
- Fees and take-home recorded per sale
10 · Your software
Where to take it down
Built and in use
What happens
You get the list of every other place it's still listed, with direct links. Each take-down is recorded, so nothing stays up by mistake.
Under the hood
- A take-down list per sale
- Each take-down recorded
11 · Your shop website
Marked SOLD
Built and in use
What happens
Your shop updates by itself: the piece keeps its page, marked SOLD, with the price and buy buttons gone.
Under the hood
- The same checks as any update
From an event inquiry to a Google review, and every step between
Tap a step to see what happens, and what it runs on.
- either one
- all at once
- later
- path to this step
- Built and tested
- Can be added for you
Client
Your software
You
Client
Your software
You
01found
02dates
03asks
04saved
05told
06tour
07proposal
08signed
09paid
10planning
11after
The first steps run without you.
01 · Client
They find you
Built and tested
What happens
From an ad, a social post, a search or your Google profile. The first page they open notes where they came from, kept for that visit only, with no cookies.
Under the hood
- Ad click IDs and campaign tags
- No tracking cookies
02 · Client
Open dates
Can be added for you
What happens
Before they ask, they can see which dates are open or booked, read straight from your own booking records.
Under the hood
- One record per date, so a date cannot be booked twice
- Kept in step with your calendar
03 · Client
One inquiry form
Built and tested
What happens
They choose to check a date, get a quote or book a tour, then add the event type, dates, times, guests, setup, services and catering. Fix-it messages show before anything is sent.
Under the hood
- One field list drives the form, the checks and your emails
- Cloudflare Turnstile, checked on the server
04 · Your software
Saved with its source
Built and tested
What happens
Every inquiry that passes the checks is saved with where it came from, once, even after a double click. If the database is down, your alert still goes, marked as the only copy.
Under the hood
- SQL database (Cloudflare D1)
- Duplicate and rate checks
05 · You
An alert to you
Built and tested
What happens
Every detail, and Reply goes straight to them. On a very busy day, alerts become one hourly digest, and a send that fails is tried again at 1, 6 and 24 hours.
Under the hood
- Email through Resend
- Retries that never send twice
05 · Client
Their confirmation
Built and tested
What happens
One short confirmation per inbox per day. It repeats only their first name, the kind of event and the date.
Under the hood
- Email through Resend
- Nothing else they typed is repeated
06 · Client
A tour
Can be added for you
What happens
They pick a tour time that suits you and get reminders before it. The tour shows against their inquiry.
Under the hood
- A scheduling tool such as Cal.com or Calendly
- Its bookings linked back to the inquiry
07 · You
Your proposal
Can be added for you
What happens
Start from what they asked for: the rental, a package, services and add-ons. HST, the deposit and the balance dates are worked out for you, and it goes out as a private link with a PDF.
Under the hood
- Your packages and prices in one list
- Numbered versions when something changes
- PDF made on the server
08 · Client
They accept and sign
Can be added for you
What happens
Accepting opens your rental agreement with their details filled in. They review it, tap each highlighted box and confirm, and you both get the signed copy.
Under the hood
- Typed signature, then review and confirm
- A certificate with the signed file's fingerprint
09 · Client
The deposit
Can be added for you
What happens
They pay the deposit on a secure payment page. The deposit is what holds the date, and you choose the refund window.
Under the hood
- Stripe's hosted checkout
- Payment details never touch your website
09 · Your software
Date confirmed
Can be added for you
What happens
Once the payment is confirmed, the date shows as booked on your website and your calendar, the booking joins your list, and you both get a confirmation.
Under the hood
- Payment confirmed by Stripe's signed message to the server
- A database rule that refuses a second booking for the same date
10 · Client
Their event page
Can be added for you
What happens
Details, the signed agreement, what's paid and what's left, guest count, setup and floor plan, documents, your recommended vendors, messages and a checklist. They sign in with a code sent to their email.
Under the hood
- Sign-in with emailed codes, no passwords
- Files in private storage (Cloudflare R2)
- Each client sees only their own event
10 · Your software
Reminders on time
Can be added for you
What happens
Quote follow-ups, the balance reminder with a link to pay, and a note before the event go out on schedule. Texts can join email once a texting number is approved.
Under the hood
- A scheduled job, like the review requests
- A link to pay the balance
10 · You
Your bookings page
Built and tested
What happens
Sign in with a one-time code sent by email. Add bookings that came by phone or in person, change a date or cancel, and see which inquiry each booking came from.
Under the hood
- One-time email codes, stored only as hashes
- A sign-in for each staff member
11 · Your software
A review request
Built and tested
What happens
The morning after the event, your client can get a thank-you with a one-tap link to leave a Google review, and one reminder five days later. You can switch it off for any booking.
Under the hood
- An hourly scheduled job
- Retries that never send twice
- One-click unsubscribe
11 · You
Your numbers
Can be added for you
What happens
Inquiries, tours, quotes and bookings by where they came from and by kind of event, with conversion rates and average booking value. Add each month's ad spend to see what a booking cost.
Under the hood
- The source saved with every inquiry
- Bookings matched to inquiries by email
From "who should I call?" to a short list worth calling
Tap a step to see what happens, and what it runs on.
- either one
- later
- path to this step
You
Your software
Your CRM
You
Your software
Your CRM
01choose
02find
03read
04check
05rank
06decide
07into the CRM
08first message
09learn
Nothing reaches your CRM without your yes.
01 · You
You choose who
What happens
The kind of business you want to reach, the area, and how many.
Under the hood
- A saved search you can run again
02 · Your software
It finds candidates
What happens
From public web search and map data. Businesses you already work with, or already have in your CRM, are recognised and not added twice. Chains and closed businesses are set aside, with the reason.
Under the hood
- Duplicate check against your CRM
- Every candidate kept with where it was found
03a · Your software
It reads, politely
What happens
Only public pages linked from the business's own menu, a handful per site, about one request a second, and never a page the site asks robots to skip. No forms, no guessed addresses. If a site blocks automated readers, the lead is marked "couldn't see", not "bad".
Under the hood
- robots.txt honoured
- About one request a second
- Never fills in a form
03b · Your software
Dead website? Double-checked
What happens
A website that doesn't answer is checked several ways, and the business is confirmed still open, before it's ranked.
Under the hood
- Public DNS and domain-registration lookups
04 · Your software
A report card of their website
What happens
A check of the site on a phone, its speed, being found, turning visitors into customers, being up to date, trust basics and accessibility. Each area gets a grade, and every result stores what it measured.
Under the hood
- A headless-browser report card: 37 checks in 7 areas
- Accessibility checked with axe-core
05 · Your software
It ranks, with the evidence
What happens
A ranked list where every rank comes with its reasons and what was seen. Businesses that don't need what you sell are set aside, with the reason shown. When too little could be seen, the lead goes to "needs a closer look" instead of a low score.
Under the hood
- Every finding stored with where it was seen
06 · You
You decide
What happens
A review queue, one business at a time, fast with the keyboard: shortlist, later, skip, archive and restore. Nothing is contacted, and nothing enters your pipeline, without your yes.
Under the hood
- A person approves every contact
07 · Your CRM
Into your CRM
What happens
Accepted businesses land in your CRM with the research attached, without duplicates. Contacts are created only for email addresses the business published itself; nothing is guessed. Where and when each address was found is kept, and sites that say "no solicitations" are marked do-not-email.
Under the hood
- No guessed email addresses
- Where each address was found, and when
08 · You
The first message, by a person
What happens
A first message drafted for you to edit and approve, sent one to one from your own mailbox.
Under the hood
- Sent from your own mailbox
- Never a bulk send
09 · Your software
It learns from what happened
What happens
Replies, meetings, signed and lost are recorded, so the ranking can be checked against what actually worked, and adjusted by hand.
Under the hood
- Outcomes kept with each lead
What custom means
Real software, not a rented automation
It's real software, written for your business: not an app you rent and pay for by the task.
Built for your business, not bent to fit it
Not an app you rent and work around. Built around how you already work, and connected to the tools you use.
I can build something fully custom, or start from proven open-source software and customize it around how you work. Building on what already works means you're not paying for anything to be written from scratch, so it costs you less. I'll tell you which fits, and why.
What's under the hood
Written in code for your business
Real code (JavaScript and Python), built for how you work, including the parts a drag-and-drop tool can't do.
Your own database and storage
An SQL database for your records and private, S3-compatible cloud storage for files and photos.
Direct connections
It talks to your other tools through their APIs, so details move by themselves and nothing is copied twice.
Runs on proven cloud infrastructure
On fast, secure cloud servers, not inside another company's automation plan or its task limits.
Already paying for a platform, or interested in one? I can use that too. Just say so.
Want to see how fast and secure my websites are? See the measurements
AI, where it earns its place
The thing you wish your business could do is probably buildable
Quotes drafted from your job notes, texts answered with replies you've approved while you're up on a roof, listings written from a photo: if you've wished for something like that, it can probably be built. Some of it uses AI, most of it is plain, dependable software. I build whichever works, and you stay in charge.
A few things I've built
Reading a piece from its photos
In an inventory system for one-of-a-kind stock, AI reads each piece's labels and codes from the phone photos and drafts its record. The owner approves it.
Prices from real sales
AI picks out what the same model actually sold for, a second check goes over the high-value pieces, and every price shows its evidence.
Photo clean-up that never redraws the item
A vision model evens out the background and the light, and never redraws the piece itself.
An assistant I message from my phone
For my photography business, it keeps projects and decisions in order, and asks before it changes anything important.
Could be built for you
- Snap it, list it: photograph a piece, and get a drafted record to check
- What is it really worth? Prices from real sales, graded by how solid the evidence is
- A ranked list of customers worth approaching, with the reasons for each
- Text your business: an assistant on your phone that asks before it acts
- Paperwork read into your records: labels, slips and serial plates turned into fields you confirm
When I build AI into a system, it does the reading and the first draft. Plain code does the measuring, a check goes over the AI's work, and nothing goes out until you approve it. Most of what I build has no AI in it at all: a price list, a booking flow or a signing page should do exactly the same thing every time.
Prices
Start small, or start big
Every price is a starting point before tax. Your quote states the actual price before any work starts.
Already working with me? A workflow added to a system we're building or running together can cost far less. The starting prices below cover building from nothing: a new database, cloud hosting and connections to the tools you use.
$299
Workflow consult
I map how your work flows today and write up what could run on its own. Credited toward any build.
Get startedFrom $1,399
Workflow automation
One job your business repeats, built to run on its own, or to draft for your review when it uses AI.
$299 less with a website
Get startedFrom $3,499
Three workflows
Three workflows for the price of two and a half. No website needed.
You save $698 (Bought separately $4,197)
Get startedFrom $4,999
Custom platform
A portal for your clients or a tool for your staff, planned with you and built in releases.
$500 less with a website · Includes workflow automation
Get startedNeed a mix? Tell me what you need, and I'll put a package together. Talk to me about a package
For example
- Instant quotes with photos
- Bookings with calendar holds
- Review requests after a job
- A signed quote to an invoice
Or describe your own: it's built to fit your business.
Care
Looked after once it's running
Systems Care
From $99/month
Monitoring, backups, updates and small changes for your software, wherever it runs.
Software I've built
Each one runs for a real business, or for one of my own.
One inventory, many channelsOne record for every piece you sell: approved once, set up for each place you sell, and your own shop updates itself
Instant price finderCustomers see a starting price, then send a request you can price
Event venue systemBuilt: inquiries and review requests. Can be added: open dates, proposals, signing, deposits and a private event page
Lead finderA ranked list of businesses worth contacting, with the evidence for each, and a person deciding every contact
Personal portfolio dashboardMy own private dashboard: my accounts in one place, measured against markets, gold and Bitcoin, every fund opened up into what it holds, and notes only when something needs a decision
KD SignAgreements signed on a phone, with a record anyone can check
How I work
Built in small releases, with you in the loop
I work in releases. You plan each one with me and approve the design before I build it out. Once it's live, your feedback and real results shape the next one.
example · one system, built in three releases
donein progressplannedTap any step
Youplan,
approve,
feedback
Mebuild, test,
release
-
shapes R2
feedback + results shape release 2
Release 2Building
Bookings with calendar holds
You approved it; I'm building it now.
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then shapes R3
then shapes release 3
Release 3Planned
Client portal
Sketched with you, waiting its turn.
Release 2 · Bookings with calendar holds
01 · Plan it together
YouDoneHappening nowComing up in release 2
You tell me what the business needs most right now. I turn it into a short written plan for this release: what it includes, what it costs and how you will know it worked.
- written plan
- price per release
- one clear goal
Release 2 · Bookings with calendar holds
02 · You approve it
YouDoneHappening nowComing up in release 2
You see the design on an unlisted preview link, on your own phone and computer, and ask for changes until it feels right. I build the rest only after you say yes.
- unlisted preview link
- your phone + computer
- your yes
Release 2 · Bookings with calendar holds
03 · I build and test it
MeDoneHappening nowComing up in release 2
I build the release, then test it before you see it again: on phones, tablets and computers, for speed and security headers, and with its forms sent end to end.
- phone · tablet · computer
- speed + security
- forms end to end
Release 2 · Bookings with calendar holds
04 · It goes live
MeDoneHappening nowComing up in release 2
It goes live on your own address over a secure connection. Each release works on its own, so you get value now instead of waiting for the whole project.
- your own address
- HTTPS
- works on its own
Release 2 · Bookings with calendar holds
05 · Feedback and real results
YouDoneHappening nowComing up in release 2
You tell me what is working and what is not, and we check it against real numbers where there are some, like how many requests came in. That is where the plan for the next release starts.
- your notes
- requests that came in
- → next release
- A simple website is usually one release. A platform is several, each live and useful before the next begins.
- Each release is planned and priced on its own, so you only commit to the next one.