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The first page of your build spec, in thirty seconds.
Describe your product in a sentence. You get a real first draft of the build spec: screens, the data model with field types, who can read which row, the states it moves through, and where a product like yours breaks in production. Generated automatically, free, no email.
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No email, no account, nothing saved to a list. It runs, you read it, you leave. What comes back is generated automatically — a first draft, not a reviewed document.
What comes back
Five sections of a real build specification, written for your product: the screens, the data model with actual field types, who is allowed to read which row, the states your main object moves through, and the two or three places a product like yours breaks in production.
Not a template and not a checklist. If what you write is too vague to specify honestly, what comes back says so instead of inventing it.
How this is calculated
No black box.
It reads what you wrote, not a template
The breakdown comes from your own description. Two people describing different products get different screens, because the split depends on what the thing actually does.
It will not invent a breakdown
If your description does not say what happens when someone opens the product, it says so and asks instead of guessing. A made-up spec is worse than none.
It is a draft, and it says so
This is written by machine against our own engineering playbook — the same patterns, access rules and cut-list discipline our builds run on. It is a first pass from four answers. The full blueprint is the version our team goes through line by line, and it is what the build gets tested against.
Every figure here is derived from Shiftmind Build's own fixed-price sprint model, not from third-party market surveys. It is an estimate for planning, not a quote. The written blueprint is where scope and price become fixed.
Next step
Find out if your idea fits in 10 working days.
Tell us what you want to build. We reply the same day with a straight yes, no, or here is what we would cut.