Tell us what you want.
We’ll build it.

Bring the problem. The factory scopes it and builds it. Nothing moves to the next stage until you say so, and you pay as you approve.

I have an idea…
A rough brief
Some examples
Any thoughts?
Free Beer StudioOne human
+ AI agents

Your idea,
built.

You approve
at every stage

Five stages, three payments.

Every stage ends with your decision on your project page, and every decision is logged. You pay at most three times: a deposit to start, a midpoint if the plan names one, and the final at the last sign-off.

  1. 1

    Scope

    You tell us what you want built and answer a few questions. A person reads every request.

  2. 2

    Plan

    A plain-language plan of what will be built, phase by phase. You approve it, then the quote; a deposit starts the work.

  3. 3

    Build

    Each phase is built, checked by Wayne, then delivered for your sign-off. Screens you can comment on directly; working previews along the way.

  4. 4

    Launch

    You sign off the last phase; the final payment follows, then the handover: what you own, where it runs.

  5. 5

    Care

    Fixes and changes through the same project page.

Your own portal.

See what’s waiting on you, what’s being built and what’s done. Review designs and working builds, ask for changes, and pay invoices in one place.

  • Track progress
  • Review and comment
  • Approve stages
  • See invoices
  • Request changes
See it before you pay for it

Designs and working previews come to you first. Invoices follow your approvals, not the calendar.

Changes are scoped first

Ask for anything. You’ll see the cost and timeline impact before any work starts.

Private when it’s yours

Confidential work runs on models the studio hosts. Your data stays with the project.

Common questions

What does a commission cost?

[Typical range, and how pricing is set during Scope.]

How long does it take?

[Typical timeline from First Round to launch.]

Who owns the software?

[Ownership and licensing terms.]

Start with thirty minutes.The First Round is free. Bring the problem; you’ll leave with a clear next step either way.
Book a First Round