2 slots open this month.
You have the idea. Now make it something you can see.
One 45-minute conversation can get you unstuck. Seven days later you have a mockup, or a working prototype, of the thing you have been describing.
Not because the idea needed proving, but because you cannot ask anyone for a decision on something that does not exist yet.
How it works
Take three steps. No complicated project plan, no more waiting.
We talk for 45 minutes
You describe the idea the way you would to a friend. I ask the questions that turn it into something buildable.
I build the mockup
Within a week it comes back drawn: the screens, the flow between them, and the words that go on them.
Not a wireframe. Not gray boxes.
You show it to someone
The idea stops being a paragraph in your head. It starts being a thing other people can react to, fund, or approve.
You have already done the hard part
Three steps in, and one to go.
You had the idea
Not a daydream. A gap you kept noticing, and a way to close it that nobody had bothered to build.
You said it out loud
People told you it sounds great. Some of them meant it, and nothing moved either way.
You kept coming back to it
Long enough that you know the objections better than the pitch, and it still has not gone away.
Minutes you have not spent yet
The only step left is the one where you stop describing it and someone builds it in front of you.
Choose your package
Turn weeks, months, or years into minutes
- You know your idea makes sense
- You know it will make money
- You do not know exactly what it looks like
Every one of those answers is on the other side of a 45-minute conversation.
Not because I answer them for you. Because they get easier the moment there is something in front of you.
Choose your packageWhat comes back
Just a few ideas that used to be paragraphs.
Blurred and unnamed on purpose. The ideas belong to the people who had them.
What is worth seeing is that each one was a conversation first, and something you could click a few days later.
CIVIC · NATIONAL
A relationship map
Who knows who, and who should make the call. Started as a paragraph in a meeting.
MEDIA · CONCEPT
A story you can click
A national map and a way to compare places. Built in under two hours.
PUBLIC SAFETY · DEMO
A decision in your hand
Phone-sized, so the people it is for can actually use it. Built in an afternoon.
COMMUNITY · PLATFORM
A place for the stories
People, mapped, in their own words. The founder had described it for years.
Who you are booking
I’m Clinton. I turn conversations into things people can click.
I’m a National Geographic Explorer, using tech, data, and storytelling to help people go from unseen to undeniable.
I have spent years designing tools for local government, national organizations, and one-person shops alike: the NAACP, the City of Philadelphia, community foundations, archives, and founders working nights on something nobody has funded yet.
The work is the same either way. Listen closely, then put it on a screen fast enough that the conversation can move.
The person you talk to is the person who designs it. Nothing gets handed to a junior, and nothing gets lost being explained twice.
Pricing
Pick how far you want to take it.
Every package starts with the same 45-minute conversation. What changes is what you walk away holding.
The Mockup
$500
For when the idea needs a face. Something on a screen so people stop picturing their own version of it.
- 45-minute working conversation
- A designed PDF with the key screens, the flow, and the words on them
- Who it is for and what it does, in language you can say out loud
- Delivered in 7 days, one round of revisions
MOST PEOPLE START HERE
The Clickable Prototype
$1,200
For when talking about it is no longer moving anyone. They need to click it.
- Everything in the Mockup
- Clickable prototype of the core flow, on a shareable link
- Real copy and real branding, not lorem ipsum
- One round of revisions after you show it around
The Pitch Kit
$2,500
For when the prototype is going into a room where the decision actually gets made.
- Everything in the Clickable Prototype
- A 60-minute rehearsal with me before you walk in
- A pitch deck built around the story, not the feature list
- A recorded walkthrough to send ahead to whoever will not be in the room
- Two rounds of revisions
Payment handled by Stripe. Full refund any time before the conversation, and if I get on the call and decide I’m not the right person to build this, you get everything back.
This is for you if
- You keep explaining the same idea and watching people nod without moving.
- You need a yes from someone who has to see it before they believe it.
- You do not want to hire a developer to find out if the idea holds.
This is not
- A production build. Nothing here ships to real users.
- A research engagement. We work from what you already know.
- A retainer. One conversation, one deliverable, done.
Questions people ask
- Do I need clean data or finished research first?
- No, and that belief keeps more good ideas parked than any other. We design from what you already have: messy notes, half an idea, a spreadsheet nobody has cleaned. The prototype is what tells you which data you actually need.
- What do I need to bring?
- The idea, however rough. If you have notes, screenshots, or a spreadsheet, send them, and if you have nothing written down, that is what the conversation is for.
- Who owns what you make?
- You do. Files, prototype, and source come to you when it is delivered.
- Can I upgrade after I buy?
- Yes. Within 14 days you can pay the difference and move up a tier, and we pick up where the last one left off rather than starting over.
- How fast can we start?
- You get a booking link the moment you pay. Most conversations happen within a week, and delivery is seven days after that.
- What if the first version misses?
- Tell me what is wrong and I will rework it. If it missed because I misunderstood the idea, the rework is on me and it does not count against your revision.
Not ready yet
Once a month I take one idea from talked-about to visible and send the whole thing: the conversation, the screens, what changed. No pitch.
One conversation from now, the idea stops being something you have to explain.
Pick a package and book the conversation. If it turns out I’m not the right person to build it, I will tell you on the call and refund you.
Choose your package