Start with a brief you can keep
Before formal evaluation, you confirm a structured problem brief. You can correct it and download your own copy.
How trust works here
Trust is earned in steps, not assumed.
You should be able to verify what we understand, what you are agreeing to, and what happens if the work changes before you make a long-term commitment.
01 / Commitments
Four commitments you can check
Know what is being decided
We label AI interaction, explain that an evaluation and offer are indicative, and provide a route to correct or challenge process errors.
Sign a scope, not a promise in the dark
A formal collaboration uses a complete Statement of Work with included work, exclusions, milestones, and observable acceptance criteria.
Changes stay visible
Material scope, price, milestone, acceptance, IP, or revenue-share changes require a new agreement between both parties.
What we will not ask you to trust blindly
We do not promise funding, revenue, user growth, profit, or uninterrupted operation. Those claims would not be honest before the evidence exists.
- Your evaluation is not a binding offer.
- No incomplete Statement of Work should be sent for formal signature.
- A completed agreement is not silently rewritten; amendments are separately signed.
See the standard for public proof
We separate customer-authored statements from independently checkable project records; neither is published without the customer's permission.
Read the evidence standard →