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Free Resources for Scoping or Fixing a Web App

Practical worksheets and examples for founders planning a first build, and business owners deciding whether an existing product needs support, diagnosis, or rescue.

Starting from an idea

Use the worksheet to reduce the product to one launchable workflow before you talk to a developer or agency.

Already have an app

Run the checklist first. Healthy apps may be ready for support; weak scores point toward a proper audit or rescue path.

For New Builds

MVP Scoping Worksheet

A fill-in-the-blanks worksheet that turns a fuzzy product idea into a single, shippable feature scope — tight enough to build in 14 days.

  • Pin down the one outcome your MVP must deliver
  • Write acceptance criteria that stop scope creep
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For Existing Projects

Codebase Health Checklist

A 25-point self-audit for gauging whether an existing app is healthy, fragile, or quietly heading for trouble. Score your own codebase in 15 minutes.

  • 25 concrete checks across deploys, tests, security, and structure
  • A simple scoring guide so you know where you stand
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For Existing Projects

Sample Technical Discovery Report

An illustrative example of the written report structure included in a $499 Technical Discovery — so you can inspect the deliverable before sharing production access.

  • A real report structure: findings, risks, and a prioritized plan
  • How risks are ranked by severity and effort
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