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Your week, currently.

  • MONWrite the brief in Notion. Record the Loom. Hope.
  • TUE–THUAnswer "quick questions" that prove the brief didn't land.
  • FRIReview a build that isn't what you asked for, in code you can't read.
  • SATA customer tells you Tuesday's "quick fix" broke something that's worked for months.
  • SUNHunt last week's decisions across six chats, then hope this prompt carries them forward.
  • REPEATUntil runway or willpower runs out.

Your week, on the record.

  1. 01

    You describe; it's on the record.

    Every feature, rule, and decision captured once, in your own words, connected to everything it affects. You never write the same explanation twice.

  2. 02

    You see your product, not the code.

    What's built, what's missing, what stopped matching what you meant, and what a change quietly broke somewhere you weren't looking. Shown on screens and features you recognise.

  3. 03

    Your AI finally has a memory.

    Claude Code or Cursor starts every session already knowing your product. Artifact feeds it everything you've decided, on the subscription you already pay for. No more prompt archaeology.

  4. 04

    Your developer gets briefs that can't be misread.

    Scoped work packets with intent, rules, and done-criteria. Your dev in another time zone builds overnight; what's there in the morning is what you meant.

  5. 05

    You decide with your eyes open.

    Open questions and contradictions are visible before you spend money, not after. Artifact shows you the problem; you decide. Warnings, never gates.

  6. 06

    No code. Not "low code." No code.

    Nothing installs on your machine. You'll never read a diff or learn what a migration is. Your job in Artifact is the one you already do: decide what the product should be.

You've already paid for the alternative.

The build you threw away. The month lost to a misread brief. The prototype that couldn't survive contact with production. Artifact costs less than one of those mistakes, and it's designed to be the last time you pay for a guess.

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Spruce / Features / Book and pay in one flow

Book and pay in one flow

4 rules · 5 acceptance criteria · 3 decisions · last checked against code 14 min ago

  • Book without an account Decided Aug 4 — checked on every change
    Matches intent
  • Apple Pay offered on mobile checkout Built: card only. The build stopped matching what you meant.
    Drifted
  • Cancel inside the refund window You haven't decided: 24 hours, or until the day before?
    Open question
  • The total is shown before pay Decided Jul 22 — checked on every change
    Matches intent

This is what you read each morning. No code. Every mismatch in plain language, and the decision is yours.

Designed by day.
Built overnight. Correct by morning.

A non-technical founder in our early cohort designs his product in plain language during the day. His developer, eight time zones away, builds from Artifact's context overnight. What comes back in the morning is what he meant. The rework loop is gone.

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