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Project brief

Describe the project in a few sentences. See the read immediately.

No account. The first read appears on screen. Next step can be a 30-minute call.

Free
no obligation
Instant
the read is on screen
No email
you can use it without leaving details

Three steps

From a few sentences to a call.

No form, no email. You describe it, you see the read; what happens next is up to you.

  1. 01

    Describe the project in a few sentences

    No form, no account. Write what you want built in your own words.

  2. 02

    See the first read on screen

    The project as we understood it, the main modules, what the first version should focus on, and what must not be skipped. No waiting, no email required.

  3. 03

    Talk to a specialist for 30 minutes if you want

    We lock scope and timing on the call. If you want a written summary, we send that too.

FAQ

Before you start the brief.

What you get, how long it takes, and where what you write goes.

Does this cost anything?

No. It is free and creates no obligation. The point is to start the conversation with a first read of the scope.

Do I have to leave an email?

No. You see the read on screen without leaving anything. Email is only needed if you want a written report.

How long does it take?

A minute to describe the project. The read appears right after. A specialist call is 30 minutes if you want one.

Is there a price in the brief?

No. Custom software pricing depends on scope. This brief exists to lock that scope. Price comes in a written quote after the scenario meeting.

Where does what I write go?

To us. The project you describe opens a record in our system so we can reply and prepare for a call. Details are in the privacy policy.

Is this AI?

The first on-screen read is prepared by AI. It is a first pass, not the final scope. A written report is not sent until someone on our team signs off.

Let’s talk through how WOM would approach this — 30 minutes.

We review the brief together and lock scope and timing. The first call is not a sales pitch.