01. Find your starting point
Browse application pages for features, screenshots, an introduction video and the builder’s indicative price. If the right app is not there, post a project brief in your workspace.
Explore applicationsFrom a possibility to a plan.
SaaSHere brings application discovery and custom software briefs into one place. Explore something already started, or explain what you need built.
02. Talk through the details
Message the builder or review proposals to your brief. Explain your workflow and ask for a demonstration using fictional data. Confirm what works now and what needs development.
Open the project board03. Agree a clear scope
Record deliverables, timing, source and licence rights, hosting, recurring charges and acceptance criteria. Payment and managed hosting are available only when their setup is complete.
See availabilityFor buyers: describe the outcome.
A useful brief explains who will use the app, the task it should improve, existing tools it must connect to, a realistic budget range and your preferred deadline. Include references you have permission to share. Keep confidential records and access credentials out of public briefs.
For builders: show the work.
Add an accurate description, your own screenshots, an optional one-minute walkthrough and a clear starting price. Label prototypes honestly. Explain what is included, which parts need custom work and what ongoing support costs.
For demonstrations: make the time useful.
Agree the workflow you want to see and whether the builder charges for their time. A recorded walkthrough or the builder’s existing demo environment is enough to begin a conversation. Platform-managed VPS access has a separate launch gate and is not included merely because a demo is listed.