Notes · Before I write back

How to describe your project in a few sentences

By Dylan Schwering ·

You don't need a proposal or a finished spec. Tell me what's getting in the way, give me a rough budget if you have one, and leave a way to reach you. A few sentences is plenty.

If you already know roughly what you need, like a Saturday order button, a stream, or a way off clipboards for a warehouse, say so. If you don't, pick "Not sure." That's fine.

What I do with it

I read every message myself. If the project isn't a good fit, I'll tell you. If it is, we talk through the details and agree on a build price and monthly care fee before I start.

Keep the first message simple

Start with the problem and the people who need it solved. If you want to pay in equity, or you need a competitive agency bid, I'm not the right fit.

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