The pilot sprint · Five working days
Five days. One real screen. $490.
Pay $490 once, tell us the screen that annoys you most, and in five working days you get it back finished — every state, a spec frame, a Figma file with tokens — from the same designer and design lead you would have on a plan. If you continue, the $490 comes off your first month. If you do not, you keep everything.
Paid once at checkout, credited against your first month if you subscribe.
- Price
- $490, paid once at checkout
- Starts
- The next Sunday–Thursday we have open; date confirmed within one working day
- If you continue
- $490 credited against month one
- If you do not
- You keep the file, the tokens, the spec
Five working days
What happens on each day.
Sunday to Thursday in Amman. If you are in London the work lands late morning; in New York it is waiting when you wake up.
Day 1
Kickoff and the annoying screen
Twenty minutes on a call. You show the screen, we ask what done looks like and who has to approve it. By the end of the day you have the brief written back to you and a Figma file with your current screen in it, so we are arguing with the same thing.
Written brief · your screen in Figma
Day 2
Two directions
Two honest options from a senior designer — not five variations of one — each with a paragraph on why. The design lead has already seen both. You pick one, or tell us what to combine, before the day ends.
Two directions · a recommendation
Day 3
The chosen one, refined
The direction you picked, taken to finished: real content at real lengths, the hierarchy settled, the design lead's notes applied before you see it. A Loom explaining the decisions.
The refined screen · a walkthrough
Day 4
States, edge cases, spec
Loading, empty, error, partial data, the long company name, the Arabic version if you ship one. A spec frame beside the screen with spacing, type and colour written as tokens and the component names your code uses.
Every state · the spec frame
Day 5
Handoff in Figma with tokens
The file, with variables for colour, type and space, auto-layout components with variants, and a written note on what we would do next. Yours to keep, whatever you decide.
Figma with tokens · what we would do next
What you receive
The same delivery a plan gets. One screen of it.
Nothing in the pilot is a lighter version. It is the standard delivery, so you can judge the real thing.
The screen, finished, at every state
Default, loading, empty, error, partial data, long names — and the Arabic version if your product ships one.
Both directions from day two, kept in the file
The one you did not choose stays on its own page, with the reasoning, so the decision is on record.
Figma with tokens and components
Variables for colour, type and space; auto-layout components with variants; the screen assembled from them rather than drawn.
A spec frame with redlines
Spacing, type and colour written as tokens, component names your code already uses, interaction notes where a frame cannot explain it.
A Loom walkthrough
Three to six minutes on why, from the designer who made it, so the reasoning survives the handoff.
A note on what we would do next
The three things we saw around the screen that we would file first on a plan — written down, no obligation.
What it costs if you continue
Nothing more.
The $490 is credited in full against your first month on any plan — Starter, Growth, Scale. Start within ninety days of the handoff and the first payment is $490 lighter.
You pay the $490 once, at checkout, by card or PayPal. Nothing renews. If we cannot offer you a start date you accept, we refund it in full. If you decide not to continue afterwards, you keep the screen, the file and the tokens, and we do not follow up more than once.
The pilot in the refund policyWho it is for
Three reasons to start with one screen.
“I want to see the work before I subscribe.”
Fair. The pilot is the standard delivery on one screen, by the people you would get on a plan. Five days is long enough to judge the judgement, not only the pixels.
“There is one screen everyone complains about and nobody fixes.”
The settings page, the empty state after onboarding, the report nobody can read. Send that one. It is finished by Thursday, and your engineers have the spec on Sunday.
“I need something to show the team before I ask for budget.”
A finished screen with a walkthrough is a better argument than a proposal. Show it, then start a stream with the pilot already paid for.
Start the pilot
Pay once. Start within days.
Create your account, pay the $490, and tell us which screen — about two minutes. We reply within one working day, Sunday to Thursday, with your start date and a kickoff slot.
Create your account
Name, email and a password — or continue with Google.
Pay once
$490 by card or PayPal. No subscription, nothing renews.
Tell us the screen
A paragraph on what it does and why it annoys you, on the same page as the payment.
Get your start date
Within one working day, Sunday to Thursday, with a kickoff slot.