Tell us what you want built.
Leave with a real plan.
Ten minutes of questions. At the end you get a build brief: what it is, what it will take, what's still undecided, and the specific things only you can get us. It's yours to keep whether or not you ever hire us.
Why this exists
Most projects don't stall on the building. They stall on a spreadsheet nobody exported, a decision nobody made, or a password nobody had. We've shipped enough of these to know exactly which questions predict that — so we ask them at the start instead of discovering them at midnight.
Most things are made of the same twelve pieces
You don't have to know how it should work. You just have to recognise what you need. We've built every one of these before, which is why the timeline is short.
- A directory of businesses, people or placesListings with profiles the owners can keep up to date themselves.
- A map people can browsePins, categories, filtering, directions.
- Events people can find and sign up forA calendar, registration, reminders before the day.
- Someone submits something, someone approves itA queue with a status flow — nothing goes public until it's cleared.
- Nominations, voting or a contestNominate, verify, vote, publish the winners.
- Score, grade or audit something and hand back a reportAnswer questions or point at a website, get a level and a plan.
- It sends people email, texts or push notificationsReminders, alerts, requests, follow-ups.
- Something that gets pasted onto an existing websiteA widget, badge, bubble or form that lives on someone else's site.
- It writes contentPosts, articles, replies, stories — generated in a voice.
- It captures leads and someone works themA form or signal in, an inbox with a status flow, alerts on the hot ones.
- People book time, or something answers for youSelf-booking, intake questions, an AI receptionist.
- You sell placement inside itBanners, sponsored listings, featured slots, promoted offers.
And all of this comes as standard
- Built from day one to serve more than one organisation, so a second one costs almost nothing
- One sign-in across everything Blue Star — nobody gets another password
- Every screen and tap counted, with a dashboard that shows you
- A control panel for whoever runs it day to day
- Private links for people who only need to do one thing, with nothing to log into
- Installs to a phone's home screen, survives a bad signal, and never shows a blank page
- Updates itself the moment we change something — no maintenance windows
What you get at the end
A plain-English brief
What you're building, who it's for, and what happens first — written so you could hand it to your board.
An honest gap list
The questions still open, and what each one costs you if it stays open. This is the useful part.
Your errands, dated
The exports, logins and decisions only you can produce — listed on day one, not sprung on you later.
A readiness score
Whether this is ready to be quoted, or whether a conversation should come first.
No account. No payment. You'll get a private link you can come back to.