Bring the current reality
We start with the raw shape of the work: screenshots, transcripts, docs, spreadsheets, inbox examples, existing app behavior, or a half-built idea.
Project brief
See how the work starts before you send the brief.
Bizit projects begin by understanding the real workflow, the source of truth, and the checks that prove the result works. At the end, you can send a short brief with the context I need.
The workflow
From messy process to a working system.
Find the source of truth
Before building, we identify which system, document, rule, or person owns each decision so the software does not encode guesses.
Define the first useful release
The first milestone is intentionally small: a workflow, app path, automation, or training loop that can be used and verified.
Build with checks
Implementation includes the verification path: builds, screenshots, test runs, data checks, source citations, or human-review gates where the workflow needs them.
AI workflows
Human-controlled automation.
Good AI workflow work is not “let the model figure it out.” It is source-of-truth files, project rules, reusable prompts, and clear places where AI drafts, checks, or stops for review.
iOS apps
Product work that ships.
For app work, the process centers on the existing architecture, the real user path, build verification, simulator checks, and keeping unrelated code out of the change.
Operations tools
Rules before screens.
For internal systems, we map records, permissions, approvals, quote/project flows, handoffs, and the edge cases your team already knows by instinct.
Good first brief
What to include when you get in touch.
A useful first message does not need to be polished. It should explain what happens today, what keeps breaking down, who uses the workflow, and what success would look like after the first release.