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Got an idea for an app that doesn't exist yet?

Get it built around your exact workflow, live on every device in 10 days, for $997.

You only pay $100 to start. The other $897 isn't due until you're 100% happy.
No dev shop. No code. No more SaaS that almost fits.

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Ten-Day App on a laptop
Ten-Day App on a phone
you know that feeling

The thing supposed to save you time
became your daily time-sink.

You bought a tool. It was going to save you time. Save your team time. Save the business time.

Instead, you spent the first three weeks figuring out how it works.

And now? You spend an hour every Friday switching between five tabs to do what should take ten minutes. Your team copy-pastes between Notion and Asana and Airtable and Google Sheets. Your customers fill out a Typeform that looks nothing like your brand. Your ops person is the only one who remembers all the workarounds.

The thing that was supposed to fix your workflow became your workflow.

And every time you think about fixing it, you hit the same wall.

  • ✕ Another SaaS? You'll just bend your workflow to a different shape. $300/month for the privilege.
  • ✕ Hire a developer? $25,000–$80,000 and a 6-month wait. For a tool you should have shipped this month.
  • ✕ No-code (Bubble / Glide)? You've tried. You stopped at feature six.
  • ✕ Just ask ChatGPT? Great for thinking. Bad for the thing you do every day.

So you keep fighting your tools. You tell yourself you'll fix it next quarter.

It's been three quarters. 😅

✨ what if the app actually fit

Not "almost." Not "with this workaround."
Fit. Like it was built for the exact thing you do.

Because it was. You describe what you need. I tell you what fits in 10 days. We build it. You own it forever. Often less than 10 days. If the scope is tight, builds ship by day 7 or 8.

01

One app, built around the real thing

Not a SaaS bent to fit you. A purpose-built tool that does exactly what you do, and nothing else. Cancel one subscription and it pays for itself in months.

02

Installs on every device that matters

Tap an icon on a phone. Same icon on a laptop. Works offline, syncs when online, feels native. No App Store, no $99/year, no review process.

💡 what kind of app can you actually get

Almost anything that fits in a
10-day envelope.

Here's what people actually ask for. You probably have one of these in your head already.

SOLO

Just you

For creators, freelancers, consultants, solo founders.

  • → Habit tracker for your real routine
  • → Personal CRM (follow-ups, last-touch)
  • → Content planner / posting schedule
  • → Workout / journal / reading logger
  • → Anything you'd build if you could code
WORK

Your work

For solo operators, freelancers, consultants.

  • → Client tracker with invoice reminders
  • → Proposal generator (your templates)
  • → Daily revenue dashboard (Stripe)
  • → Repeatable intake form
TEAM

Your team

For teams of 2 to 50 sharing a workflow.

  • → Job board for field crew (tap, status, log materials)
  • → Internal CRM with your pipeline stages
  • → Daily standup app (replaces 9am Slack thread)
  • → Time-off / shift-swap tracker
  • → Ops dashboard for what everyone's doing now
STACK

Replace your stack

One app instead of four. With nothing you don't use.

  • → One app for Notion + Airtable + Jotform
  • → Project tracker built around how you work
  • → Meeting-notes app organized by topic
  • → Reading queue tied to your highlights
ONBOARD

Onboarding

For clients, hires, members.

  • → Client onboarding portal (login, status, files, steps)
  • → New-hire week-one walkthrough app
  • → Community signup (payment + profile + intro)
  • → Self-serve booking with branded reminders
USERS

Your customers

Customer-facing apps that feel like yours.

  • → Branded booking + intake (replaces 3 tools)
  • → Status dashboard customers log into
  • → Self-serve account portal (history, invoices)
  • → Lead magnet that captures + qualifies

🎮 don't take my word for it

Try one of mine right now.

Open goflow.space in your browser. Pick a session length. Tap start. Tap Install when it prompts you. That's what your app will feel like. No signup, no credentials, just you and your browser.

Try Flow now →

🪐 and here's a bigger one

How I built my own CRM.
It also runs Notion-style docs and tasks.

Worried that "10-day app" means a tiny single-purpose toy? Here's a real example. I needed three things at once. A CRM. A Notion-style place for notes and docs. A task manager. Most people pay for three tools. I built one.

01

Contacts

People and companies, with photos, emails, phones, social links, and any custom field I want.

02

Touchpoints

Every interaction logged in a timeline. Calls, emails, meetings, DMs. Date, type, notes.

03

Change log

Every field edit tracked. Who, when, what changed. So I always know the data at any point.

04

Custom fields

I define what data matters. AUM for advisor leads. Birthday for friends. Whatever shape I need.

05

Pipelines

My own deal stages. Drag cards through them. Lead → scope call → kicked off → handed over.

06

Smart lists

Saved filters. "Contacts not touched in 30 days." "Deals in scope-call stage with no next-step." Auto-updates daily.

07

Notes & docs

A Notion-style writing surface. Per-contact notes plus standalone docs for projects and SOPs. Searchable.

08

Tasks

Lightweight task manager linked to contacts and deals. Shows on today's list and on the contact's profile.

09

Inbound API + Slack notifications

Forms and chatbots POST directly into Orbit. Slack pings when a lead lands. Email summaries every morning.

That's a CRM, a Notion replacement, and a task manager. Three tools rolled into one. With every feature I actually use, and none of the ones I don't. (Yes, I built my own CRM. Yes my friends think I'm a little weird for it.)

You probably don't need all nine of those things. You need three. So your build is smaller, focused, and fits in 10 days. Orbit just shows the ceiling.

🤝 why me, not a stranger on upwork

Three reasons. None I'd say if they weren't true.

01

I've shipped 10+ apps solo with AI

Flow, Kaizen, Cue, Orbit, ApplyOS, Hop, Lumen, Speakup, Lantern, and more. All built in 10-day-ish envelopes. The work isn't theoretical. Scroll up. that's what I do.

02

AI changed what's possible solo

Yes, this is vibe-coded. AI does the heavy lifting. The reason it's $997 instead of $40,000 isn't undercutting. it's that I ship in 10 days what would have taken 60 days two years ago. It's not bell-labs-grade code. But it works, it's clean, it's yours, and it does the thing.

03

I'd rather over-deliver than chase referrals

The next 5 builds matter more to me as case studies than the discount math. I want screenshots and quotes for the public page. Which means making you actually happy.

💰 what you actually save

The math, with honest numbers.

A rough example. Your real numbers depend on which tools you drop and how many seats you pay for, so treat this as illustrative, not a promise.

Most paid tools charge per seat, per month, forever. Replace even two or three of them with one app you own outright and that recurring bill goes away for good.

How much that saves you depends entirely on your stack and seat count. For a small team on a few business-tier SaaS seats it often lands somewhere around $100 to $300 a month. Take the middle, say $150/mo, and that's roughly $1,800 a year you stop paying.

At that pace, a $997 app pays for itself inside the first year on subscriptions alone. Everything after that is money you keep.

Then there's the time. If switching between tabs and re-keying the same data is eating real hours each week, an app built around one flow gives some of that back. I won't slap a fake dollar figure on it. you already know what an hour of your week is worth.

SaaS prices change often and depend on your exact plan. Check your own bill for the real number, this is just to show the shape of it.

🤖 but can't I just use…

Notion, a spreadsheet, or an AI agent?

Three fair questions. Here's the honest answer to each.

Notion

Notion is great for writing. It's not great at being an app.

You probably opened Notion to set up your CRM, your project tracker, or your job board. Three hours later you were still configuring databases, linking properties, fiddling with filters, and trying to understand how rollups even work. The system became the project. The thing you actually wanted to track was the last thing you did.

And then there's the second time-sink: every change is another hour. You want one column to behave differently? Half a day. Want to add a status that triggers something? Three tabs deep into templates and relations. You want it on mobile? Fine, but it won't feel like a real app.

And once it's built? It works. Kind of. Pages take a moment. Filtering past a few hundred rows feels heavy. Sometimes you reload and hope.

A custom app feels different. List view loads in 100ms. Filters apply instantly. Customizing means moving a button, not rebuilding the data model.

Spreadsheets

Same story, different shape.

Spreadsheets work, but every cell is a manual operation. You type the same things every week. Formulas break when someone edits the wrong row. No mobile UX. No "send a notification when status changes to X." No proper login. No audit trail.

A custom app handles the repeats. Status change triggers a Slack ping. New entry routes to the right person. A dashboard updates itself. If you keep saying "we should automate this," that's the app I'm offering to build.

AI agents (ChatGPT, Claude, etc.)

They're good. They're getting better. I use them every day. Here's why a custom app still wins for the things you do every day.

  1. AI forgets. Your app remembers. Every chat starts from scratch. Your app has a database. Data is there in 2 seconds, every time.
  2. AI is single-player. Your app is shared. You can't hand a ChatGPT thread to your ops manager. You can give them a login.
  3. AI needs prompts. Your app has buttons. Tapping "Mark this job done" takes a second. Typing the prompt takes thirty.
  4. AI works when you ask. Your app works while you sleep. Scheduled jobs, webhooks, integrations, reminders. Always running.
  5. AI is for thinking. Apps are for doing. Use both. Claude figures out what to build. The app does it every day.
🗺️ how this actually works

This is not a hand-off-and-pray process.
We build it together.

DAY 0

Apply

Chat with the assistant or fill the form. ~3 minutes.

DAY 0

Fast reply

I read every application personally and respond fast.

DAY 0

Scope call

30 minutes. We whiteboard what fits. Write it down. That's the contract.

DAY 1

$100 in

Non-refundable. Covers AI tooling + gets me some lunch. Build portal login goes out.

DAYS 1-3

Core scaffold

Auth, database, main screen. End of day 3: you check in, click around, send feedback.

DAYS 4-7

Features

I add what we scoped. Day 7: another check-in. You demo it like a real user.

DAY 10

First delivery

You sit with it for a day. If it's not right yet, I keep working at no extra cost.

DAYS 11-14

Polish

QA, optimization, migration to your domain.

DAY 15

Handover

It's yours. When you're 100% happy, you send the remaining $897.

DAYS 16-30

Founder support

Message me anything small you want tweaked. I fix it free, same day.

Why 15 days for a "10-day app"? Day 10 is when working software lands in your hands. Days 11–15 are polish, QA, and migration to your domain. The clock that matters (working app, in your hands, that you can actually use) is 10 days. The extra days are over-delivery, not part of the deadline.

⚖️ the honest scope rules

Three things I want to be upfront about.
Better here than on the call.

01

Changes are fine. Scope changes are not.

Move a button, change wording, swap a color, reorder fields, add a column: same-day fix, all fair game. Adding a whole new screen, bolting on a second integration, doubling the data model: those go on the v2 list.

02

$997 is for apps that aren't too complex.

Most ideas fit. Multi-tenant SaaS with 20 roles, real-time multiplayer editing, video conferencing, ML training, HIPAA-compliant records: those don't fit. That's a $20k-50k build over months. I'll tell you on the call.

03

If it can't be built, I'll say so.

Some ideas can't be built. Or can't be built well in 10 days. Or hit legal/compliance/technical walls. If yours is one, I'll say so on the call. No deposit. No charge. Honest no.

what you actually get

Every Ten-Day App includes the full stack.

Designed, built, deployed, handed over. Here's exactly what's in the $997. one fixed price, nothing billed à la carte.

  • ✓ Custom UI/UX design
    Built around your workflow, brand, and colors.
  • ✓ Up to 5 core screens
    Login, dashboard, list, detail, settings.
  • ✓ Auth + database + admin panel
    Email/password or magic link. Secure by default.
  • ✓ One external integration
    Stripe, GHL webhook, Slack, Calendar, or email send. Pick one.
  • ✓ Installable PWA
    iOS, Android, macOS, Windows. Offline. Native feel.
  • ✓ Custom domain + hosting
    SSL handled. Auto-deploys.
  • ✓ Two mid-build check-ins
    Day 3 + day 7. You demo, test, tell me what's off.
  • ✓ Build portal access
    Watch progress live. Screenshots, links, milestones.
  • ✓ Full code + database + domain ownership
    Yours forever. No vendor lock-in.
  • ✓ 14-day founder support
    I fix anything small. Free. Same day.
  • ✓ 10-day delivery + 4 stacked guarantees
    You don't pay the balance until you're 100% happy.

All of it for one fixed $997. You put down $100 to start, and the remaining $897 isn't due until you're happy.

your price

The public price will be $4,000.
For the first 5 clients, it's $997.

This offer is open for the next 2 weeks, or until the 5 slots are full, whichever comes first. There's a real cap on how many builds I can run at once. I want my first 5 clients to be people who'll give me honest feedback and let me use a screenshot or quote on this page. Once those 5 ship, the price goes to $4,000.

$100.

🥪 To start (non-refundable)

You send $100 after the scope call and we kick off. Covers AI tooling + gets me some lunch while I work. The only money you commit before you see anything.

$897.

✅ When you're 100% happy

The remaining $897 is paid only when the app is built, polished, migrated to your domain, and you're actually happy. Not before.

0.

Markup on third-party costs

Stripe fees, OpenAI API if your app uses AI at runtime, hosting upgrades: all under your accounts, at cost, no markup from me.

Hosting is usually free on Vercel + Supabase hobby tiers. If you outgrow them later, you upgrade those accounts directly. Usually $20-25/month combined.

🛡️ guarantee stack

All the risk is on me. Four layers.

You commit $100 once we've scoped it. That's the most you can lose.

01

Work until you're 100% happy

You don't pay the final $897 until the app actually does what we agreed and you're 100% happy. If it doesn't, I keep working at no extra cost until it does.

02

10-day delivery

If I miss day 10 (and the delay isn't on your side), I keep building for free until it ships. The $100 stays as paid. lunch was already eaten.

03

30-day usage pledge

30 days after handover, if you're not opening the app at least 3 times a week, tell me what's making it hard to use. I'll fix what's broken. Or refund the $897 in full. You keep the code.

04

14-day founder hand-off

For the 14 days right after handover, message me anything small you want tweaked. Wording, button placement, tag color, field order. I do it. Free. Same day.

After day 30? Changes are $100/hour or scoped as a new build if more than a day of work. No retainer required. No monthly fee. You only pay when you have something specific you want changed.

🚫 honest

This isn't for you if…

Better to say it on the page than waste your time on a call.

  • You need a native iOS or Android app in the App Store. This is PWA only. installs from the browser, no App Store.
  • You need HIPAA, PCI, SOC2, or regulated compliance. Compliance builds don't fit in 10 days. You want a specialist.
  • You want me to inherit a half-built project from another developer. Rescues are a different conversation. I build fresh.
  • You don't yet know what problem the app solves. If you can't describe it in three sentences, we should talk about the problem first.
  • You're expecting a multi-tenant SaaS or real-time collaboration app for $997. That's a different envelope. We'll talk about it on the call if that's what you need.
the math, one more time

Four ways people solve this.
Compared.

 
Ten-Day App
Dev shop
Stitched SaaS
DIY
Deposit required
$100
$5-15k
$0
Your time
All-in cost
$997
$25-80k
$300-2k/mo forever
Free, eventually
Time to live
10 days
3-6 months
Weeks to bend
Months
Fits your exact workflow
Yes
Yes
Sort of
Yes
You own it
Yes
Usually
No. rent forever
Yes
Risk if it doesn't work
You owe nothing
Deposit gone
Data trapped
Months of your life
faq

Questions people ask.

How is $997 in 10 days even possible?

I build with AI. Claude, GPT, the modern stack. One operator with AI tooling outworks a five-person dev shop on the kind of focused, single-purpose app this offer covers. The savings go to you, not to a project manager's salary.

Wait. is this "vibe-coded"?

Yes. I'll be straight about it. These apps are built with AI doing most of the typing. It's not hand-crafted bell-labs-grade software. But it works. It's clean. It's yours. It does the thing you asked for, in your hand, on your phone, in 10 days. The 4-layer guarantee stack is how I back that up. If it doesn't actually work for you, you don't pay.

Do I really pay nothing until you deliver?

You pay $100 at kickoff after the scope call. that part is non-refundable. The remaining $897 is paid only when the app is built, polished, migrated to your domain, and you're 100% happy. If I miss day 10 or the build doesn't do what you wanted, you owe nothing further. We'll keep the invoice format simple on the call (PayPal, bank transfer, whatever works).

Who owns the app?

You do. The code, the database, the domain. If I disappeared tomorrow, your app keeps running. No vendor lock-in, no per-seat fees, no monthly product subscription.

What if my team needs help after the build?

For the first 14 days post-handover, anything small you want tweaked is free, same-day. After day 30, changes are $100/hour or scoped as a new build if more than a day of work. No retainer required.

What about AI features inside the app?

If you want AI baked in (LLM-powered features, embedded agents), you supply your own API key so you control the ongoing token cost. Any non-trivial setup beyond standard scope is quoted on the call.

What if I'm a solo person, not a business?

Totally fine. Same price, same envelope. Build it for yourself. a personal CRM, a habit tracker, a content planner, anything you'd build if you could code.

What if I don't have a specific idea yet?

Also totally fine. Book a call anyway. Bring the workflow that's been bugging you. the thing you keep saying "we should fix this" about. We'll figure out on the call if there's an app shape that fits.

☕ let's just talk

No pressure.

The call is just a call. Idea ready, still thinking, or just curious. All three are valid. I respond fast, no auto-sequences, no closer.

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PS. Two real constraints: this offer is open for the next 2 weeks, or until the 5 slots are full. Whichever comes first. There's a cap on how many builds I can run in parallel without quality dropping. After those 5 ship, the price goes to $4,000 and I open the funnel wider. So this isn't fake urgency. It's a cap.

PPS. The four guarantees above aren't fine print. They're the whole offer. The reason I can stack them is I'm confident in the work and the envelope. If you ever feel I'm not living up to one of them, the answer is the same: I fix it, or you don't pay. Full stop.