Application development
Turn approved terms into specifications, state machines, code or workflows, interfaces and delivery evidence.
- Permissions, limits and approvals
- Distributions, refunds and lifecycle
- Exceptions, testing and handover
CONTRACT FACTORY / AI SMARTCONTRACT BOX
Diagnose rules, develop applications and review existing contracts around a defined use case. AI assists structuring and engineering; professionals confirm scope, key judgements and conclusions.
THREE SERVICE LINES
Turn approved terms into specifications, state machines, code or workflows, interfaces and delivery evidence.
Compare rules, calculations, code and configuration. State scope, findings, counterexamples, limitations and remediation review results.
Turn recurring requirements into interfaces, components, reference implementations and test baselines with industry partners.
SCOPED ENGAGEMENTS
These are indicative planning budgets in USD, excluding tax—not fixed offers or automatically purchasable services. Confirm inputs, authority, supported components and capability first; timing starts after scope is frozen.
CF-D
5–7 working days
One scenario and up to 20 core rules. Receive responsibilities, risks, automation opportunities, scope and budget recommendations.
Scope a diagnosis ↗CF-A
2–3 weeks
Frozen versions and agreed dependencies. Receive a rules, economics and permissions review, plus one remediation recheck.
Discuss a review ↗CF-B
4–6 weeks
One supported scenario, up to three core modules and one standard interface, with a test environment and handover materials.
Discuss a build ↗CF-P
8–12 weeks
One instrument or lifecycle, up to six core modules and two supported interfaces; the client confirms critical business rules.
Assess project scope ↗CF-W
Subject to product readiness
Five named seats and three active project spaces, version collaboration and evidence export. Human review, development and operations are separate.
Discuss a pilot ↗CF-C
Per environment / year
For an accepted, supported environment: agreed alerts, monthly reporting and standard change review. Support hours are separately agreed.
Discuss maintenance ↗DELIVERY YOU CAN REVIEW
| Deliverable pack | Contents |
|---|---|
| Rules & responsibilities | Sources, versions, accountable parties, applicable participants and human judgement points. |
| Economic mechanisms | Fees, ratios, precision, limits, refunds and boundary cases. |
| Technical implementation | Specifications, source code, dependencies, configuration, interfaces and build instructions. |
| Verification & evidence | Verification summaries, review records, findings and known limitations. |
| Operations & handover | Key responsibilities, alerts, change, recovery, migration and exit instructions. |
BEFORE PRODUCTION
Map critical rules to controls, tests or explicit human procedures; assign responsibility for off-chain facts and data.
Do not release with unresolved critical or high-severity issues. Check versions, authority, revocation and exception procedures.
Passing tests is not an absolute security guarantee. Internal validation is not presented as an independent third-party audit.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Development, review, dispute analysis or professional collaboration—tell us the outcome you need, without sharing confidential materials first.