Tell ClientFlow what you want to build, including the project name, type, context, goals, target users, and any details you already know. You can start with a simple idea even if the requirements are not fully clear yet.

Open the private intake link and explain your idea in your own words, answering simple questions about the project, users, goals, features, timeline, and budget. Share what you know and let ClientFlow guide you through anything you may have missed.

ClientFlow asks one question at a time, understands your previous answers, identifies missing details, and follows up when something needs more clarity. It keeps the conversation focused so you can explain the project without having to know which technical questions to ask.

Once the information is clear, ClientFlow organizes it into a structured brief covering the project overview, goals, target users, features, requirements, scope, open questions, and risks. Everything is brought together in one place for the developer.

Review the completed brief, understand what needs to be built, and use the clear requirements to discuss scope, estimate the work, and plan the next step. The developer can start the project with a much clearer understanding of what the client actually needs.