Your free first look

See how your idea could work.

A first-look prototype gives accepted applicants something concrete to discuss before the call. Explore the customer’s main task and the decisions behind it.

Make it real

Something you can click through

Try a small example.

This illustrative trip-planning example uses sample data and simulated behavior.

A hiking instructor wants clients to turn a trip plan into a packing checklist they can actually follow.

This example shows the kind of conversation a first look opens up. It is not a client project or a working trip service.

Trip planner / First-look conceptSample data

Your next trip

Two nights on the trail.

A place to bring the route, conditions, and group plan together.

Trip length
3 days / 2 nights
Group
4 hikers
Conditions
Cool evenings · rain possible
Prototype screens · no accounts, payments, or saved data

The task

Does the main flow match how your customer actually works?

The decisions

Which screens need your industry knowledge to get right?

The first release

What would make this useful enough for someone to try?

Different jobs at different stages

The first look helps us decide what to build.

The first-look prototype

The product build

A few screens around the main customer task
A complete, agreed first release
Sample data and simulated steps
Working accounts, integrations, and payments as scoped
A way to question the idea together
Testing and security appropriate to the product
A starting point for discussion
Software ready for customers to use

How to get yours

Your idea comes first.

  1. 01

    Share the problem.

    Apply with what you do, what you wish existed, and who could use it. A real customer example is useful.

    Application

  2. 02

    Hear from Chase.

    Chase reviews the fit and replies by email. He may ask for more detail before deciding on the next step.

    Personal review

  3. 03

    Explore the first look together.

    If there is a fit, receive a call invitation and free first-look prototype to review before meeting.

    Accepted applicants

“Chase was incredibly responsive all along the way and did a great job asking questions.”
Alexander JonesFounder, Magnet
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Start with what you know

What do you wish existed in your industry?

Bring the problem you know and the people it could help. Let’s explore whether we should build together.

Make it real