No templates, no "closest available plan." A real conversation about what's actually slowing you down — then software built specifically to fix that, refined until it fits the way you work.
That means the process runs in the opposite order from a typical software vendor — I don't start with a feature list. I start with a conversation, and let the feature list come out of it.
Not a requirements doc — just what's slow, what's missing, what you wish existed. The real problem, in your own words.
Not a generic version of it. The thing that solves your actual situation, built from scratch around it.
The first version is a starting point, not a final answer. I want your honest reaction, including "this isn't quite it."
Software that fits the way you actually work usually takes a few honest rounds to get there — so that's what I plan for.
A flashcard app, built natively for iOS and Android, where every card can carry a real photo and a real recorded voice — a parent's own voice, a grandparent's, a sibling's. Built from the ground up around that one specific need.
A private, judgment-free pause button: it reads a message you're about to send and flags real regret risk, or runs a quick check against your own baseline — never a stranger's average, always compared to you specifically.
That's usually where the actual project starts. No pitch deck required — just tell me what's not working, and I'll get back to you.