Free pre-build check
See where your build blows up before you spend a dollar.
Paste the spec you already have. Get back three answers.
Two ways in. Same X-ray out.
Either door gets you the go or no-go call, what it costs, and where it blows up. Free, and a senior engineer reads every one.
No credit card. Nothing is stored until you submit.
- 01
Whether to build it at all
The go or no-go call, in writing. I would rather talk you out of it.
- 02
What it actually costs
Itemized against your scope. Not a range you could have guessed yourself.
- 03
Where it blows up
The specific parts that go over budget on this build, and why.
Nobody wakes up wanting a requirements document. You wake up worried you are about to burn $50k on the wrong build. That is the question I answer first.
I review every one myself, then walk you through it. I have been building software with complex business logic since 2019. LogicFlow has been doing it since 1999.
The free part shows you the thing.
The call is where we build it.
Your Build X-Ray
- A structured overview of your build, written like a requirements doc, not a template
- The budget-risk read: where the money leaks on this exact build, and why
- Your sitemap: the nav, the screens for v1, and who sees what
- Your first screen, drawn. Real nav, your real entities, not stock UI.
One screen, generated. Yours to keep whether we ever talk or not.
The whole build, walked through
- Every screen, clickable, built with you
- Your full itemized estimate, timeline and milestones
- The full architecture and data model
- Every risk found, ranked, each with its fix
- Admin panel + design system
- The senior "is this actually right?" validation, live with you
The working prototype and the firm estimate are the paid Discovery Sprint.
Five minutes in. A real spec out.
Brief
Already have a spec, PRD or notes? Paste it or attach the PDF and I fill the brief for you. Nothing written yet? Five questions, five minutes. The rest is optional.
X-Ray
AI drafts the full requirements spec and the budget-risk read. Then I review every one by hand, against real project scopes from our own builds. No template survives that.
Walkthrough
We walk through the full report together on a free call. You keep it either way. If custom development is the wrong move for you, I will tell you.
Most builds do not fail in code.
They fail in the spec.
I have been scoping builds since 2019. The pattern repeats. The code was fine. The spec was fiction. Nobody wrote down what happens when the payment fails, so the team built it twice and the budget paid for both.
You pay an agency for three months to discover requirements you could have written down in a week.
The quote was $40k. Then the edge cases showed up. Now it is $120k and nobody can say why.
The brief said "user dashboard". Everyone imagined a different one. The team built the wrong one.
You know the rewrite is coming. You are afraid to scope it, because last time scoping took a quarter.
“LogicFlow didn't just build us a platform. They transformed how we think about our entire business. The discovery process alone was worth the investment.”
Dr. Sarah M.
Founder, Healthcare Assessment Co.
Fair questions.
Straight answers.
Yes. The AI draft plus my review costs me real money and time per run. The bet is simple: some people who see their risk read will want to build with us. If you do not, keep the report. That is the whole model. No card, no sales sequence.
Your brief is used to generate your report and nothing else. If you paste or attach a spec, it is used once to prefill the brief and is not stored until you submit. Nothing is used for training and nothing is shared. We keep the contact details you type so I can send you the report.
ChatGPT will happily agree with your plan. This runs a structured brief through a system built on real project scopes, and then a human who scopes builds for a living reviews every report by hand. The value is in the questions and the review, not the model.
No. The overview and the budget-risk read appear right on this page after you submit. The call is where you get the full spec, the itemized estimate and the ranked risks, walked through live. Book it if the free part earned it.
Especially then. Paste it or attach the PDF and the brief prefills in seconds. The X-Ray then tells you what your spec forgot to answer. In my experience that gap is where the expensive surprises live.
About five minutes from scratch. Five questions are required and the rest is optional. Around 30 seconds if you paste a document you already have. The report itself generates in under a minute.
Know before you build.
It costs you five minutes.
A broken spec is cheap to fix before the build and brutal after. The failed builds I get called to rescue all skipped this step.
Free. No credit card. Every report reviewed by a human.