No coding. No jargon. No experience needed. Done in a weekend.
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What's in the kit
You've had this idea for months. Maybe years. You know it solves a real problem. But the moment you try to move forward - you hit a wall.
Where do I even start? How do I explain this to a developer? What do I build first?
Without a clear brief, developers make their own assumptions. They build the wrong thing. Budgets blow up. And the product that ships isn't the one you had in mind.
Each worksheet builds on the last. By the time you reach the final one, the hard thinking is already done. You're just writing it up.
Write the problem in one sentence. Describe three people who have it. Score your idea honestly. Write your one-line pitch.
Describe the specific person you're building for. Write down their frustrations in their own words. Map what changes before and after your app.
List every feature idea. Score each one on how often it's used and how much pain it solves. The spreadsheet sorts your list automatically.
Answer 8 plain-English questions about how your app will be used, your budget, and your timeline. The spreadsheet gives you a recommendation.
Write out each feature in full. Describe what it does, who uses it, and what "done" looks like. Add how it should feel and what success means.
Every template comes with a filled-in example. See a complete, worked version for a fictional app called RentEasy before you start. Ten minutes reading an example will save you thirty minutes of guessing.
"I'm a Product Manager at Oracle. Friends kept coming to me with app ideas - smart people, clear problems, genuine potential. Every time, they'd hit the same wall: they couldn't explain what they wanted to a developer. I walked each of them through this exact process. It worked every time. So I packaged it up."
Lukáš Kostka
Senior Product Manager, Oracle
"I used this before talking to my developer and it saved us weeks of back-and-forth. He actually said it was the clearest brief he'd ever received."
"I'd been sitting on this idea for two years. After one weekend with these worksheets, I had something I could actually show people."
The average developer charges $75–150 an hour. This kit costs $59 and could save you months of rework.
If this kit prevents even one miscommunication with a developer, it pays for itself 100 times over.