Your idea.
Our dev team.

One agreed project: a focused MVP codebase, internal tool, or defined addition to an existing product. We write down the core workflow, included features, deliverables, and what is left for you to complete. It is a project fee, not an unlimited development subscription.

No. You can purchase directly through Whop. After checkout, email a short description of what you want to build to aaron@hyperflow.cloud using your purchase email. We confirm the written scope, required access, and assets together before development begins.

Pay the full $2,499 project fee upfront through checkout. No project brief is required before purchase. After checkout, share your project details and we agree on the written scope before development begins. DevLaunch Work payments are final and non-refundable because this is custom development work. We do not offer refunds for cancellation, a change of mind, or unused time. This policy does not limit remedies required by applicable law, payment-network rules, or Whop’s binding terms. It does not excuse non-delivery or misrepresentation.

A working codebase with approximately 80% of the agreed customization in place. You or your developer finish the remaining customization and take it through launch. Hosting setup, deployment, content entry, and any integrations must be explicitly included in the scope to be part of the build. Do not assume a fully managed, ready-to-run business is included.

Your initial codebase handoff is due in 15 business days, starting once full payment is received and the written scope, required access, and assets are confirmed. Two consolidated, in-scope revision rounds follow. Send each round of feedback within five business days of the review request. The 15-day window is for the initial codebase, not a promise that your finished app will be live in that time. Waiting on missing inputs pauses the clock; we communicate the revised handoff date. Revision delivery dates are confirmed with each review round.

One consolidated list of feedback against the agreed scope, such as adjusting an included screen or refining the agreed workflow. Two rounds are included. A new feature, integration, platform, or change in direction is a scope change, quoted separately. Feedback after the five-business-day window is scheduled and scoped separately.

We help identify a useful first version that fits the $2,499 scope. Additional workflows, platforms, or features become a separate phase with a separate scope and price. We agree on any change before doing additional work.

A clear business problem, one person who can make decisions, timely feedback, and any agreed copy, branding, sample data, or access. If you need help finishing or maintaining the codebase, plan to involve a developer. Never send passwords or API keys in your initial inquiry.

No. Domains, hosting, databases, email or SMS, AI usage, and other paid services are separate costs paid to the providers you use. We identify expected services while scoping. Ongoing maintenance, monitoring, and future features are separate work.

Tell us what you need. A web app, native app, and desktop app are different scopes. Multiple platforms, complex migrations, and broad feature sets are not automatically included in one $2,499 project. We will discuss a practical first step.

You receive the agreed source code and handoff notes. The written scope identifies any existing DevLaunch foundations, third-party dependencies, licensing terms, and reuse rights. Exclusive rights to shared foundations are not assumed.