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About you and how to reach you
Contact details of the person who makes decisions on the project.
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The product
The most important section. Describe it in your own words, no jargon needed.
What stage is the project at
03
Audience
Who we're building for and the conditions they use it in.
Countries and interface languages
04
Competitors and references
One example beats a page of descriptions.
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Roles and user flows
Who uses the app and what each of them can do.
Which roles will the system have *
How do users log in
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Features
Mark what's needed in the first version, what can wait, and what's not needed at all. This directly affects the price.
App features
Feature
v1 / later / not needed
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Platforms and devices
This can change the technology and the cost several times over.
Where should it run *
Does it need to work without internet
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Integrations
Which of your systems and services the app needs to exchange data with.
What needs to be connected
Do your systems have a ready API or documentation
09
Admin panel and content
Who will manage the app after launch, and with what.
Do you need an admin panel
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Design and brand
How the app should look and what you already have.
What you already have
Do you need a dark mode
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Money in the app
How the app earns or saves money.
Model
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Data and security
Requirements that tend to surface at the end and break the timeline if nobody knew about them upfront.
Special requirements
Where will the server be hosted
13
App store publishing
The App Store and Google Play require accounts registered to a company.
Do you have developer accounts
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Timeline, budget, process
Honest numbers here save both sides weeks of negotiation.
Development budget range *A range helps us propose the right solution, not the most expensive one.
How would you like to work
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After launch
An app isn't a one-off purchase, it has a life after release.
What you need after launch
Who owns the source code
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