Tell me what you'd want it to do.

I build custom apps for businesses and actually get them shipped to the App Store and Google Play — not just handed to you as a folder of code and good luck.

This form is how I figure out whether I'm the right fit. Straight answers beat polished ones.

About 3 minutes

Who you are

Your name *

Need a name to call you.

Business name *

What's the business called?

What does the business do? * Plain language. "Mobile detailing," "wedding photography," "HVAC repair."

One line is fine.

Email *

Need a working email to reply to.

Phone (optional)

City * I'm in Las Vegas. Remote is fine, but local means I can show up in person.

Where are you based?

The problem

What's the manual thing eating your week right now? * The spreadsheet, the group text, the whiteboard, the pile of paper forms. This is the most important answer on the form — be specific and be honest about how bad it is.

This one I really do need.

If the app worked perfectly, what would it do? * Top three things. Don't worry about whether it's possible — that's my job.

Give me at least one.

How do you handle it today? Including "we don't, it just falls through the cracks." That's a real answer.

Shape of it

Who actually opens the app? *

Just meA tool for the owner Me and my staffInternal team tool My customersPublic-facing BothA staff side and a customer side Not sure yet

Pick the closest one.

Which phones? *

BothRecommended iPhone only Android only Not sure

Pick one.

Public or private? * Private distribution to your own staff works differently than a public store listing — and costs differently. Worth deciding early.

PublicAnyone can find and download it Private to my companyOnly my people get it Not sure — advise me

Pick one.

What software do you already use? Square, QuickBooks, Google Calendar, Jobber, a POS, whatever. Matters a lot if the app needs to talk to it.

Money and time

Why I ask this up front: so neither of us spends an hour on a call to find out we were never in the same ballpark. There's no wrong answer here — a smaller budget just means a smaller first version, and that's often the smart way to start.

Budget for the first version *

Under $5,000Straight talk: it's hard to ship something real at this number once store submission is counted. Pick it if it's your ceiling and I'll tell you honestly what's possible — but stretch if you can. $5,000 – $15,000Where a tightly scoped first version lands $15,000 – $40,000Multiple user types, real integrations $40,000+ No ideaTell me what this should cost

Pick a range, even a rough one.

When do you need it? * Store review adds one to two weeks on top of whatever we build, every time.

ASAPUnder a month 1 – 3 months 3 – 6 months No hard deadline

Pick one.

After launch, who maintains it? * Apps aren't finished when they ship — phones update, stores change rules. This is the cost most people forget.

I'd want you on retainerOngoing updates and support Hand it offI'll call you when something breaks Haven't thought about it

Pick one.

Anything else

What else should I know? Apps you like the feel of, something you tried before that didn't work out, a hard constraint.

How'd you find me?

I read every one of these myself and reply within two business days.

Got it.

Thanks — that's genuinely useful detail. I'll read it properly and get back to you within two business days.

If it turns out I'm not the right fit for what you need, I'll tell you that straight rather than sell you something.