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Project estimation

Estimates that
survive the
conversation.

Most estimates fall apart because of the work nobody listed, not the work nobody sized. This one reads your actual documents, asks what it doesn’t know, and writes down every assumption it had to make.

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01 / Attach
Give it the real material

Drop in the RFP, the wireframes, the requirements spreadsheet. It reads PDFs, screenshots, Word and Excel, not just a paragraph you typed from memory.

02 / Interrogate
It asks what it doesn't know

Before estimating, it comes back with the questions that actually move the number: scale, roles, migration, compliance. Skip any of them and they become stated assumptions instead of silent guesses.

03 / Decide the stack
Architecture you can argue with

A recommended stack across twenty layers, each pick carrying a one-line reason tied to your brief. Disagree with any of it and toggle, and the estimate re-reasons around your choice.

04 / Estimate
Ranges, not false precision

Every line carries a min/max spread, a confidence rating and a justification. Assumptions and out-of-scope items are listed explicitly, because that's what protects the number in a room.

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