Can we start with an idea rather than a technical brief?
Yes. Tell us who the software is for, what they need to do and what makes that difficult today. A short description or an example of the current workflow is a useful starting point.
How much will a project cost, and how long will it take?
The scope, integrations, data and release requirements affect both cost and timing. We first discuss the core workflow and constraints, then agree on a scope, estimate and delivery plan. If you have a budget or target date, include it in your enquiry.
Can you connect software we already use?
We can assess the available APIs, data formats and permissions before planning an integration. Share which systems are involved and what information needs to move between them. That helps us identify constraints early.
Do we need every feature in the first release?
Start with the smallest version that lets people complete the core task. Separate launch requirements from later improvements, then use feedback from the first release to decide what should come next.
What happens after launch?
Before release, we agree on the handoff, operating responsibilities and any follow-up support or improvements included in the scope. Ongoing maintenance and new development should have clear responsibilities and terms.
What should I include in my first message?
Describe the problem, who will use the software and any tools it needs to connect to. Mention a target date or budget if you have one. You can use the contact form or email hello@ishvanihub.com.