Spend one day, and zero weeks in month 3.

You've got something. Maybe it's a feature idea, a tool concept, a product direction that won't sit still. It's not ready to build yet. Or, you're tired of circling.

Tinymade is a focused session where we shape it together. Me, you, and AI as a thinking companion. Slow down for a day to turn the fuzzy thing into something worth building. Before the rebuild nobody signed up for.

10x

No micro-SaaS
No "I made €X in Y days"
No Gumroad course
No "generated in seconds"
No slop

1/10x

One day shaping. One pitch.

How it works

Clarify

What's the real problem? Most ideas are several ideas tangled together. We pull them apart.

Shape

Set the boundaries. Sketch the solution. Find the trade-offs and traps. Concrete enough to build, rough enough to adapt.

Pitch

Write it up. Something your team can commit to. Or I can build.

Shape Up is behind all this, a free and short book by 37signals. Worth a skim before we talk. You'll know what I mean by appetite, rabbit holes, and the rest.

Services

Shape

One day · €800

We work through your idea:

Problem — What's the real job to be done?
Appetite — How much is this worth? What's the constraint?
Rabbit holes — Complexity we're choosing to avoid
No-gos — What this explicitly isn't
Solution — Concrete enough to build, flexible enough to adapt

You leave with a shaped pitch. Often a working prototype too. Regardless the core output is thinking made real.

Make

1–2 weeks · priced per project

Pitch is shaped. Now make the thing.

Short cycles, Claude Code, you stay close. No handoff into a void.

Why one day matters

Teams waste weeks building things that weren't thought through. Not because they're slow. Because the thinking never finished.

One day of shaping before you build beats months of fixing after you ship.