A project assistant that writes your technical brief
Describe what you're building in plain words. It asks one or two questions at a time, the way a discovery call runs, and stops when it has enough. Then it writes a brief an engineer reads.
Guided · scripted, no language modelIt's automated and follows a script, not a language model. You can talk to a person any time.
About this assistant
What it asks
About nine things, one or two at a time: what you're building, what kind of system it's closest to, where it is today, what you need from us, the business outcome, how many users you expect, your existing stack, your timeline and a budget band. It skips what you've already told it, and it stops asking once the brief is complete enough to be useful.
What you get
A technical project brief you can read, keep and forward. It covers the project and its business goal, where it stands today, functional and technical requirements, likely bottlenecks, security and scaling considerations, unknowns and open questions, and a complexity score. The badge in the chat shows how complete it is.
What it won't do
It's built not to quote a price unless you give it a budget range, and not to promise a timeline, claim an audit or invent past projects. It can still be wrong, so an engineer reviews every brief before anything is quoted or promised.
Where your words go
Your conversation is kept in this browser tab until you close it. To write replies, your messages go to our server. Chatting on its own doesn't send us your contact details or create an enquiry. That only happens when you send your brief or book a call. Please don't share passwords, private keys or seed phrases. Privacy policy
Prefer a person?
Use "Talk to a person" at any time. Book a 30-min call, opens in a new tab, message us on WhatsApp, or leave a note with your brief attached.