Resources for planning your project.

Good software projects are usually decided long before anyone writes code. These guides, tools and examples are meant to help you arrive at that point with clear questions and realistic expectations — whoever you end up working with.

Guides

Plain-language articles on costs, choosing a partner, planning a first release, privacy, bilingual websites and more.

Read the guides

Planning tools

A cost estimator in Hong Kong dollars, a technology stack selector, a project brief builder, a no-show cost calculator, a project timeline planner, an automation payback calculator and a launch readiness checklist. Free, private and instant.

Use the tools

Examples and demos

Original concepts built with fictional data: a booking app, a client portal, document review and work tracking.

Try the examples

How we choose technology

Plain-language notes on websites, mobile apps, back ends, hosting and AI — and when we would choose something else.

Read the notes

Glossary

More than fifty software terms explained, with their Traditional Chinese equivalents.

Open the glossary

FAQ

Short answers on scope, pricing, timing, technology, data and what our demos mean.

Read the answers

Where to start

You have an idea but no scope. Begin with the project brief builder, then read how to plan a first release.
You need to know roughly what it will cost. Read how project costs are built up, then try the cost estimator.
You are comparing suppliers. Use the guide to choosing a partner and its questions.
You are worried about privacy or compliance. See the plain-language PDPO guide.

Ready to talk instead?

Send us what you have so far — even a few sentences. We will reply with questions and, where it is a fit, a proposed first scope.

Request a project quote