Tell Us What It
Has To Do.
Most software projects go wrong because nobody wrote down what the business actually needed. This walks you through it in plain English — the parts of your business the system has to cover, what it must connect to, and which repetitive work you'd hand to AI.
Step 1 of 7
Your business
Who you are and roughly how big the team is.
Your brief is in.
One of the engineers who would actually build this will read it and reply within one business day — usually with questions, sometimes with a rough shape of the answer.
Want to keep things moving? Grab a time now and we'll have read your brief before we talk.
What Happens Next
No Pitch Deck
At The End Of It.
You fill it in
Seven short steps, about ten minutes. Nothing is required beyond your name, email, and company — skip anything you don’t know yet. Your answers save in your own browser as you go.
You keep a copy
At the end you get your answers back as a plain requirements brief. Copy it or download it. It’s a useful document even if you never send it to us — take it to any vendor.
An engineer reads it
Not a sales rep. One of the people who would actually build the system reads it and replies within one business day, usually with the questions your answers raised.
You get a straight answer
On a 30-minute call we tell you what we’d build, what we’d leave alone, roughly what it costs, and where we think you shouldn’t hire us.
Not Ready For All That?
Start Somewhere Smaller.
A full brief is worth writing when you're seriously weighing a change. If you're earlier than that, these take a couple of minutes each and none of them ask for your details.
Common Questions
Before You Start.
Do I have to answer everything?
No. Only your name, work email, and company name are required. Everything else is optional — a half-filled brief still tells us far more than a blank contact form, and the gaps become the first questions on the call.
What happens to what I write here?
It goes to the engineers who would build your system, and we use it to prepare for your call. We don’t sell it or pass it to anyone else. You can ask us to delete it at any time by emailing architects@infinary.io.
Does sending this commit me to anything?
No. There is no cost and no obligation. Plenty of people send a brief, have the call, and decide to stay where they are — sometimes because we told them their current setup is fine.
I don’t know the technical answers. Is that a problem?
Not at all. The questions are written in plain English on purpose, and "not sure" is a real answer to most of them. Describing the frustration is more useful to us than naming the technology.
Can I come back and finish it later?
Yes. Your answers are saved in your own browser as you type, so you can close the tab and pick up where you left off on the same device. Nothing is sent to us until you press send.
Rather Just Talk?
Some things are easier said than typed. Call us, email us, or grab a time — the same engineers are on the other end either way.
