Understand before you build
Before building, understand. Economics, margins, processes, contracts: the scoping that avoids paying twice.
Many digital tools are built to solve the wrong problem. Before writing code we look at the numbers: where the margin goes, which tasks repeat, what a customer really brings in, what the market does around you. The report is written, quantified and actionable, with a phased plan and the expected return of each phase.
The studio's founder trained as an economist and lawyer before becoming a developer. That is what makes it possible to read a balance sheet, a contract and a process in the same meeting, then decide what deserves automation and what does not.
What is included
- Business diagnosis: margins per product, costs, cash, seasonality
- Scoping a digital project: perimeter, priorities, expected return, phased plan
- Mapping processes and automatable tasks
- Market and competitor study from open data
- Legal framework of digital tools: GDPR, legal notices, terms of sale, compliant AI assistants
- Written, quantified, actionable report in one to two weeks
Who it is for
- An owner who wants to know what to automate first
- A company hesitating between fixing its tool or replacing it
- A project to scope before asking for quotes
- A business that wants a quantified view of its competition
Common questions
What is in the report?
A quantified diagnosis, a prioritised list of actions with effort and expected return, a process map, and the legal points to handle: GDPR, notices, terms, compliance of AI tools.
Is this legal advice?
No. We scope the digital side and flag what belongs to a lawyer, whom we can recommend.
How long and how much?
One to two weeks. Fixed price in writing after your online brief, often deducted from the project that follows.