Put the workflow on the table before you build software.

Starting point

We start with the work as you do it today. Which forms, chats, spreadsheets and systems touch each other? Who waits for whom? Where do you type the same information twice?

• Current workflow
• Users and stakeholders
• Files, tools and handoffs
• Recurring friction

Make it sharp

I ask direct questions about scope, ownership and usefulness. Software may help. A better form, export or agreement may solve enough for now.

Output

You get a useful overview you can share with your team or use as the base for a first version.

• Workflow map
• Build/no-build advice
• Risks and dependencies
• First-version scope
• Technical direction

Good fit

Discovery fits small teams with manual work, sports clubs with scattered intakes, trainers who retype data and organizations where three parties coordinate through mail and spreadsheets.

After discovery

After discovery, you know whether software should come next. Tuinstra.DEV can build the first version, or you can solve a smaller process problem first.