The inventor stuck between prototype and factory
Budget-constrained solo hardware founders with a concept and no engineering bench, buying targeted technical help before tooling.
What they want: Clear manufacturing feasibility guidance and a production-ready design that their patent coverage actually protects.
Still unsolved for them
- Provide guidance on manufacturing feasibility
- Existing provisional does not cover final engineered version
- No prototype or production-ready design exists
The premium label with taste but no studio
Founder-led premium brands with strong aesthetic conviction, buying ongoing creative execution while keeping direction in-house.
What they want: A reproducible identity system and original product concepts developed from rough ideas, across every size they sell.
Still unsolved for them
- Design for three sizes: PM, MM, GM
- Need to develop original product concepts from rough ideas
- No reproducible proprietary identity system for physical products
The founder who needs tooling-ready CAD
Early-stage hardware founders with a validated concept, buying narrow CAD work to reach files a factory can use.
What they want: Refined 3D models, renders and editable source files in STEP and STL, without paying for a full engineering team.
Still unsolved for them
- Refine proportions, shape, and details of wrist band
- No 3D models, renders, or animation assets exist
- Deliver editable source files, STEP/STL, and renders
The brand racing a print deadline
Small brands with creative direction settled and manufacturing lined up, needing technical artwork finished on time.
What they want: Packaging and label artwork turned production-ready fast, including multi-panel wraps and localized assets.
Still unsolved for them
- Execute 8 retail caddy wrap-around label artworks
- Existing packaging artwork not production-ready
- No native Norwegian vocal talent in-house
The solo founder naming a brand before launch
Self-funding solo founders with no product or revenue yet, spending a one-time sum on naming and identity.
What they want: Vetted name options with trademark viability proof and clean, error-free visuals ready for production.
Still unsolved for them
- 5-8 vetted name options with USPTO viability proof
- No production-ready tile face artwork exists
- AI-generated visuals contain errors needing correction
The DTC operator whose ads outran the creative
Growth-stage ecommerce brands whose ad spend has outgrown their creative pipeline and need volume as a repeatable input.
What they want: Steady campaign creative at volume, plus managed creator sourcing and vetting that feeds paid social testing.
Still unsolved for them
- Distinguish corporate offices from brand offices
- Creator sourcing and vetting is unmanaged
- Lacks dedicated design capacity for campaign volume