52% of software projects experience scope creep
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We ask the questions you don't know to ask — before they become expensive mistakes.
The cost of unclear requirements
Most project failures trace back to undefined scope at the start.
of projects experience scope creep
PMI
average budget overrun from unclear scope
PMI
of project failures from poor requirements
IEEE
“An app for booking salons”
- Unclear scope
- Unknown unknowns
- Hidden assumptions
- Inevitable scope creep
Complete project clarity
- 47 requirements documented
- 12 user stories with acceptance criteria
- 8 assumptions surfaced
- 5 open questions identified
How it works
Simple to use, powerful underneath. Like having a senior business analyst ask the right questions.
Describe your idea
Start with whatever you have — even a single sentence. We detect your app type and load relevant questions.
Answer questions
202 questions across 16 categories. You only see what's relevant. Skip what you don't know.
Get complete clarity
Spec, user stories, AI prompts — plus what was assumed and what still needs answers.
We surface what you're unknowingly assuming
Other tools document what you tell them. We reveal the hidden assumptions you didn't know you were making — the ones that become scope creep and budget overruns.
- Document what you already know
- Hope you asked the right questions
- Surface problems mid-project
- Ask questions you didn't know to ask
- Surface assumptions before they cost you
- Identify risks at the start
Everything you need to move forward
Brief a developer, align your team, or kick off a project — all from one session.
Complete Specification
Overview, features, user flows, data models, and edge cases. Written in plain English.
User Stories & Epics
Structured stories with acceptance criteria. Export to Jira or Linear as CSV.
AI-Ready Build Prompt
Copy and paste into Cursor, Copilot, or Claude. All the context included.
Assumptions Report
What was assumed vs. what was answered. Know exactly where the risks are.
Built for people who pay the price of vagueness
If you've dealt with scope creep or “that's not what I meant” — this is for you.
Agencies & Consultants
Turn vague briefs into bulletproof scopes of work.
Freelance Developers
Get sign-off on requirements before you write code.
Founders
Know what you're building before you pay to build it.
Product Managers
Structured requirements without blank-page anxiety.
Project Managers
Surface assumptions before they become overruns.
Business Analysts
Capture what stakeholders need, not just what they say.
10 minutes now.
Weeks of clarity later.
202 expert questions. Plain English. No technical knowledge required. Free to start.