IR App Sketch

Used in real discovery conversations to turn vague needs into something tangible to evaluate.

How do you take a non-technical business need and make it concrete enough to evaluate — without writing code?

IR App Sketch turns a business need into a structured application concept: what the app does, its main screens, its core functions, the data it manages and the integrations it needs — expressed in plain language.

• Capture the need as a conversation, not a requirements document.
• Define the core function of the application in one sentence.
• Map the main screens and user flows.
• List functions, data and external integrations.
• Return a concept document the team can react to and change.

• Whether the need is really an application at all — sometimes it is a workflow.
• The smallest version that could still deliver value.
• How to keep non-technical owners in the conversation.

IR App Sketch is being used in real discovery conversations. Its output today is a structured concept document; no code is generated yet.

• A sketch is a starting point, not a build plan.
• It does not estimate cost, effort or technical architecture.

• Clarity before code saves more time than any framework.
• The one-sentence core function is the most valuable output.