Process

Five phases. Each ends at a gate you hold.

Software projects fail in the gaps — between said and written, demo and deployment, delivered and running. The method closes the gaps. The calendar is never the gate; the gate is the gate.

1. Phase 01

   Frame

   A short call becomes a one-page problem frame — what hurts, who it hurts, what better looks like. No contract talk, no charge.

   The gate

   We agree it's the problem worth solving.

2. Phase 02

   Scope

   The frame becomes a written scope: what ships, what explicitly doesn't, and a fixed price. Out-of-scope is listed by name.

   The gate

   Your signature — the only one the method needs.

3. Phase 03

   Design

   The scope becomes real screens in the real design system — not wireframes, not mood boards. You see the thing you're buying before engineering spends a dollar of it.

   The gate

   Design approved against the scope, line by line.

4. Phase 04

   Build

   One senior engineer builds it — the person you scoped with. Working software to click from the first week, a short review every week after.

   The gate

   Acceptance against page two, with the test suite to prove it.

5. Phase 05

   Run

   We ship it, and then we stay: monitoring, fixes, a defined accountability window. Your data stays yours, exportable any time.

   The gate

   The system running quietly in production.