Frequently asked questions

It's built for you. Our clients run plants, fleets, and warehouses — not software teams. Every deliverable is written in plain business language, and the first stages of the method are about your operation, not about technology.

Then that's what the Brief will say, and you'll have spent $2,000 to avoid spending $500,000. The method's first job is deciding whether to build — not selling a build.

Almost never entirely. The Vibe-to-Production Protocol ($4,500, two weeks) maps your existing work into three levels: what's kept, what's adapted, what's rebuilt. You'll know exactly what your prototype is worth before committing another dollar.

No — and structurally, not just rhetorically. We work first in sectors where the constraint is too few workers. Deployments are designed to make your existing people more productive, and the Activate stage contractually transfers the capability to your own team.

You keep everything: a team trained to run the system autonomously (verified over two weeks before we sign off), a living knowledge vault any future developer can use, and — if you want it — the Lock layer watching for drift. We build for your ownership, not our dependency.

Because small is the design, not the constraint. Two build clients at a time means the people who diagnosed your business write your code. And the method exists precisely so it doesn't depend on trust in individuals: every stage emits a signed, auditable artifact.

The Product Clarity Brief in the first session. The full opportunity map and measured baseline within two weeks of starting Level 1. In a build, a working increment and a recorded demo every two weeks — from the first cycle.

Yes. Scan and Ground are done in person where the work is — walking the plant, sitting with dispatch, measuring the baseline where it lives. This method starts on the floor, not on a video call.