Client Delivery Room
A client-safe status room with progress, links, delivery notes, and what is expected next.
Open room →A realistic walkthrough of the €999 Sprint output: working MVP flow, Client Delivery Room, demo URL, documentation package, Quality Gate notes, and MVP Readiness Verdict.
This is not a pitch deck. It is the shape of a small delivery loop: one focused workflow, one reviewable room, and a delivery package that separates ready, partial, and next.
A client-safe status room with progress, links, delivery notes, and what is expected next.
Open room →One focused user journey that can be opened, shown, and tested before deciding whether to continue.
A reviewable URL when scope and hosting allow it, with the limitations called out instead of hidden.
Project brief, user guide, QA notes, delivery checklist, and next-build roadmap where relevant.
Open package →What was checked, what is partial, and what should not be presented as finished yet.
A plain-language view of whether the result is demo-ready, needs a small fix, or should move to Phase 2.
The Sprint can turn a messy AI-built prototype into a tighter MVP package with a clearer workflow, delivery room, and review notes.
Capture the idea, prototype link, target user, first workflow, and success signal.
Narrow the sprint to one buildable slice instead of pretending the whole platform fits in 24 hours.
The operator confirms payment out-of-band before the sprint starts.
One place for progress, links, status, and delivery notes.
Clear delivery note: what is ready, what is partial, and what to build next.
Good candidates are narrow, demonstrable, and useful before launch hardening. If the idea is too broad for 24 hours, the honest output is a smaller first slice.
The intake chat starts fresh. Scope is reviewed manually before payment-confirmed kickoff.