1. Written scope
Diana approves the Launch Definition, exclusions, data boundaries, and acceptance criteria before development begins.
Investment
$1,500
Due when the approved Phase 1 release is accepted and deployed.
The Launch Investment is designed for a specific, written first release—not a vague promise to build a full platform. Product Definition is included in the Founding Partner arrangement so Diana can shape the release before build work begins.
Included in the approved Launch Definition
- Secure participant and administrator sign-in
- Saved participant plan and monthly progress workflow based on the approved prototype
- Basic administrator participant status and CSV export
- Participant data export
- Server-side authorization, input validation, and safe error handling
- Automated backup, documented restore process, restore test, GitHub release history, and independent tester review
Acceptance and deployment
When payment becomes due.
2. Release validation
The agreed participant workflow works, automated backups are in place, the restore process is documented and tested, and an independent tester has reviewed the release using synthetic data.
3. Acceptance
Diana confirms the release meets the written acceptance criteria. This prevents confusion over what counts as “done.”
4. Production deployment
The accepted release is deployed to production. The $1,500 Founding Partner Launch Investment is then due and managed service begins.