BUILT FOR YOU
One trigger, one workflow, one output. You write the brief; you get working code that runs on your own accounts, a test log proving it, and a second pass that tried to break it.
One trigger (a webhook, a schedule, a form, a new row, an inbound email), one workflow of up to roughly a dozen steps, one output (a message, a file, a row, a page, an API call). Two or three systems involved. Sample inputs you can give us. A definition of “done” you can write in a paragraph.
If your brief is larger — several triggers, a user interface, more systems, real-time constraints — you get a written quote within 24 hours and a per-quote payment link. A 50% deposit is refundable until the design is delivered.
Not built here: anything that needs your credentials handed to the studio, anything that scrapes a site against its terms, anything in a high-risk regulated domain, anything deceptive.
Scope: your brief is restated as acceptance tests you approve by email. Design. Build, in an isolated folder. Test on your sample data. Adversarial review. Package. Verify. I read the report and release. Seven days from intake, or a full refund and you still get the build.
- The brief: trigger → steps → output“When X happens, do A, B, C, and produce Y.” Plain words.
- Systems involved, names onlye.g. Stripe, Google Sheets, Slack, Gmail, Airtable, a Postgres database. No credentials, ever.
- Where it should runYour Cloudflare, AWS, GitHub Actions, a VPS, n8n, Zapier, a cron on your machine — or “you choose”.
- The success test — what “done” meansThe paragraph the acceptance tests are written from.
- Example inputs and expected outputsTwo or three real or realistic examples. Files welcome.
- DeadlineIf sooner than 7 days, say so; it may become a quote.
- Budget bandEntry ($990) or “quote me”.
- Email for delivery
- ConsentYou have read the disclosure and accept the terms, privacy and refund rules.
Job folders are purged 30 days after release. You keep the code; the studio keeps the method.