From a sentence to something people can actually use.
Five stages. You're involved in all of them, but only where your judgement is the thing that's needed.
Five stages. You're involved in all of them, but only where your judgement is the thing that's needed.
You describe it
Chovy saves it as the app's first note
Your idea, written down in one place
You read the plan and fix what's wrong
Chovy turns your note into screens, a first release, and open questions
A plan in plain English, with the undecided parts marked clearly
You wait, or add a note
Your team builds in a private space that's just for this app
A timeline: who's working on what, and what's finished
You open the preview and decide
Chovy collects the working preview and the list of what changed
A link you can open on your phone, and two buttons
You run four checks and type LAUNCH
Chovy prepares the domain and deployment — it doesn't run them
A checklist, and a clear statement of what is and isn't live
Stated up front so none of them are a surprise.
Setup is about three minutes. A first plan comes back in minutes. A first working piece usually lands the same day. Getting to something you'd show a customer takes as long as it takes — and you'll see exactly where it is the whole time.