What’s on your mind?
Catch the messy version first. You can figure out what it means after.
Recently caught
Your first thought goes here.
It can be half-baked. That’s kind of the point.
Review BuildWithTimmy feedback.
See ideas, bugs, confusing spots, and other feedback submitted by users.
Make the idea pay for itself.
Use this quick model with a client to test pricing, break-even, and the first customer milestone.
Can this become a sustainable little business?
Start with a rough idea, then test the economics before investing heavily in it.
Submitted BuildWithTimmy feedback will show up here.
Client plans and completed research.
Review the same MVP details clients see, including the research that shaped each plan.
Requests from client projects.
Every request stays attached to its user project, so the project context and status remain connected on both sides.
Requests sent from a client project will appear here.
Build the client proposal & contract.
Set final scope, price, terms, and kickoff details. The client sees the same information in their Agreement tab.
Update what the client sees.
Set progress, current work, development notes, checklist items, and upload screenshots for the client.
Choose what needs client review.
Add a review item, set its status, and keep approval/change-request work organized.
View & manage client tickets.
See every project ticket from the Admin dashboard, update status, and add tickets on behalf of a client.
Manage maintenance & support.
Update maintenance status, recurring checks, support availability, and review support messages for each project.
Testing & launch checklists
Open a project, check off completed work, add project-specific tasks, and save. Clients see the same checklist in their Launch tab.
Apple App Store Connect exposes app-version state, and Google Play Developer API exposes release/track status. Add each project’s Apple App ID / Google package name and API credentials on the server to enable automatic sync.
Client projects will show up here when they exist.
Share one message everywhere.
Write once, copy it, then sign in and paste it on Threads, X, LinkedIn, or YouTube.
No social API connection or password is stored. You sign in directly with each provider and publish the post yourself.
Name in progress
Original thought
Production tools unlock after contract acceptance.
Let’s figure out what you actually mean.
I’ll ask one useful question at a time. Change your mind as many times as you want.
What looks promising about this idea.
I’ll look back through your Explore conversation and collect concrete benefits and promising signals we’ve already discovered—not generic praise.
No positives captured yet.
Open this tab after you’ve explored the idea and I’ll scan the conversation for benefits we’ve already uncovered.
Let’s see if this idea has somewhere to go.
Use what we learned in Explore to research the market. Every option below automatically searches live sources when clicked. Add or remove research options to match what you want to investigate.
Every option searches the web automatically when you click it.
I’m using your idea and Explore conversation to look at this from the angle you chose.
Turn the research into a content calendar.
See what goes out, where it posts, and exactly when each piece of content drops.
🔒 Full calendar unlocks after the project is funded.
Already have a name in mind?
Type it here and BuildWithTimmy will screen .com, .co, .us, .ai, and .app domains, Apple App Store, and Google Play, then show alternative ideas too.
Availability is a screening check, not a reservation. Domain status is checked against registry data where supported. App-store checks look for exact/confusing matches, but Apple/Google can still reject a name and availability can change before you register it.
See four ways your site could look.
Generate four polished website concept images using your idea, Explore conversation, saved positives, and research. Compare distinct visual directions before deciding what belongs in the real build.
Turn the thought into a buildable MVP.
Shape the first release and understand its operating costs before committing to the build.
Build your MVP first.
Generate the plan from your Explore conversation and research, then come back here for the finished handoff.
Your MVP
A focused first release based on everything learned so far.
Evidence behind the MVP
Completed research stays attached to the final plan and exported PDF.
Send your idea directly to Timmy.
Your idea, Explore conversation, positives, research, and MVP plan stay connected. Send the complete project to Timmy so he can review it and get in contact with you.
Send this idea to Timmy.
You won’t have to explain the whole idea again. Your plan, positives, research, and product decisions stay attached so Timmy can review everything and contact you.
Your project stays right here.
Once you decide to build, this project becomes your client portal. You’ll be able to follow the agreement, development progress, Timmy’s latest work, reviews, launch, and ongoing support.
Proposal & scope
Review the product direction, deliverables, and what is intentionally left out.
Contract accepted
Review and accept the project agreement before development begins.
Project starts
Your project moves into development and Timmy begins working through the agreed MVP.
Build checklist
See what is not started, in progress, ready for review, or complete.
What Timmy is working on
A client-friendly update based on the latest development activity.
Latest check-in
Recent repo activity can be summarized into a clear progress update without exposing confusing raw development details.
Overall progress
Track completion percentage, the current milestone, and what comes next.
Review what’s ready
When Timmy needs your input, the project will clearly show what needs to be reviewed.
Changes & comments
Keep feedback tied to the project instead of losing change requests across texts and emails.
Testing & launch
Follow testing, App Store or Play Store review, deployment, and production launch.
Project delivered
Final deliverables, ownership, deployment details, and handoff stay attached to the project.
Maintenance & support
Keep Timmy available for updates, fixes, new features, and ongoing support after launch.
What an active build could look like
Authentication & account setup
Improving sign-in reliability and connecting user accounts to the project dashboard.
Example update · 1 hour agoNothing right now.
You’ll see a review request here whenever Timmy needs feedback or approval.
GitHub activity will eventually feed Timmy’s status and project progress here.
Know what the app costs after it’s built.
This is separate from Timmy’s development fee. It gives you a realistic view of domains, hosting, APIs, payments, app stores, email, maps, AI, and other services your product may use.
Many early-stage products can run very cheaply. Costs usually rise only when the product gets real users, processes payments, stores more data, or uses paid APIs heavily.
Eventually this will be personalized to your project.
Once the Expenses system is wired up, BuildWithTimmy can look at your selected platforms and MVP features, hide services you do not need, show the services you do need, and estimate your likely monthly and yearly operating costs before you sign the contract.
Proposal, scope & contract.
Everything agreed before development starts: final scope, price, payment plan, contract terms, and kickoff.
What Timmy is building
Timmy will add the confirmed project proposal here.
✓ Included
Not included / later
Project payment details
Timmy will add payment details here.
Review & accept the project agreement
This project is ready for kickoff.
Secure the project payment
Once the agreement is accepted, the project funding step becomes available.
Timmy will add the funding instructions here.
Final payment or release details will appear here.
Move into development
After the agreement is accepted and the project is funded, Timmy can begin kickoff and development.
Timmy will add the first development steps here.
Watch BuildWithTimmy bring it to life.
The latest milestone, current work, checklist, screenshots, and build updates are controlled from Timmy’s Admin dashboard.
Development
Project setup
Timmy will keep this current as the project moves forward.
No update yet
Development updates can be summarized here without automatically marking work complete.
See what Timmy is building.
Screenshots uploaded from Timmy’s Admin dashboard appear here for the client.
Review, approve & request changes.
Timmy can add specific features or milestones from the Admin dashboard that need the client’s attention.
Keep bugs, requests & questions organized.
Tickets stay attached to the project so the client and Timmy can see what is open, in progress, waiting, or resolved.
Shape the product’s visual identity.
Save the logo direction, required formats, and feedback Timmy should use when creating brand concepts.
Timmy can generate options here.
The client can select a favorite logo, ask for changes, or describe what they want different.
Plan launch & promotional videos.
Save the goal and format for videos Timmy can produce from the finished product, screenshots, approved branding, and marketing research.
Generated videos will appear here.
Clients can approve the video or request another version without losing the feedback history.
From development to production.
Track QA, app-store preparation, deployment, launch, and final handoff. Timmy can update this checklist from the Admin dashboard.
These are starter checks. Timmy can add project-specific testing, store-submission, and production tasks from the Admin dashboard as the build gets closer to launch.
Maintenance & support.
The project doesn’t disappear after launch. Bug fixes, future features, maintenance, and direct Timmy support stay organized here.
Issues that need attention
Bug tickets from this project appear here automatically.
Plan the next version
Keep future ideas and feature requests attached to the product.
Keep the product healthy
Timmy can track routine maintenance, dependencies, backups, monitoring, and infrastructure work here.
Get development help
Need help after launch? Send Timmy a support request and keep it attached to this project.
Timmy will review support requests and respond through the project.
Plan every content drop.
Build a four-week calendar, assign each post to a platform, and track it from idea to published.
Content drop calendar
No drops scheduled yet.
Choose your channels and cadence, then build the calendar.