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A separate division of the company taking selected client engagements — bespoke apps and software built for the people who bring the ideas. Applications are open. Engagements begin with a conference call, under a non-disclosure agreement, and a written acknowledgement that the idea is yours.
The posture
The 730 Company has its own products, separate from this division. When you bring an idea here, it is your idea — not ours. We acknowledge that in writing before the first call, in addition to the NDA.
Engagements are deliberate. Selected, never high-volume. The work has to be something the company can stand behind, and something we can deliver to the same standard of accountability we apply to our own products. Detailed on the accountability page.
How an engagement begins
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Send a short note to clients@the730company.com describing what you'd like built, in your own words. Two or three paragraphs is enough.
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If the engagement is one we can take, we send two documents in advance: a mutual non-disclosure agreement covering everything we'll discuss on the call, and a one-page acknowledgement that the idea belongs to you. Both signed before we speak.
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A working call to understand the work in front of us — what you're trying to build, what success looks like, how your team operates, and whether we are the right partner for it. If we aren't, we say so on the call.
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If we both want to continue, a written proposal follows — scope, timeline, who's doing what, and the standards the deliverable will be held to.
What we look for
A clear owner
The person bringing the idea is the one we work with directly. Decisions land with you, not a committee.
A specific user
You can name who the software is for, what their day looks like, and what isn't working today.
A reasonable timeline
Software takes the time it takes. Rush jobs and bidding wars are not the work we do.
An honest budget
Open conversation, both directions. Money is a tool, not a test.
The legal frame — in plain English
Anything either of us shares in the call — the idea, the business behind it, the people involved, the trade secrets — stays between us. The NDA runs both ways. What we discuss in the call doesn't leave the call.
A one-page document, signed by The 730 Company before the call, that says in plain language: this idea is yours. Bringing it to us does not transfer ownership. If we don't end up working together, we don't take it and build it ourselves. If we do work together, the resulting product is yours; the relationship is documented in the proposal that follows.
Both documents are sent before the conference call, by email, for signature. No call happens without them.
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