Show me the bottleneck.
We start with the process, the people using it, and what you need the finished document to do.
The details that keep
a build moving.
Documentation support for small teams building physical products. Pick the process that needs attention. We’ll define the work around it.
01 / production support
Work instructions
Turn a process into clear steps, with the photos, tools and checkpoints needed to carry it out.
Typical deliverables
A defined process, organized steps, photo callouts, tool list and review-ready document.
Useful when
A process is repeatable, but the instructions are incomplete or don’t exist.
02 / production support
Build & assembly documentation
Organize the practical details that get lost between a prototype and the next build.
Typical deliverables
Assembly sequence, component references, known issues and a structured build packet.
Useful when
You’re preparing another build and want the sequence and important details in one place.
03 / production support
Training & handoff materials
Get useful knowledge out of one person’s head and into something the next person can use.
Typical deliverables
Operator notes, onboarding checklist and process-specific reference material.
Useful when
A new team member needs to learn a task without relying on informal explanations.
04 / production support
Process documentation cleanup
Make scattered notes, outdated files and inconsistent instructions easier to work from.
Typical deliverables
An agreed set of revised documents, consistent formatting and a clear revision record.
Useful when
Your team has the information, but it is spread across files or difficult to follow.
pricing & scope
Fixed price.
Clear boundaries.
Scope first. Price second.
You receive a fixed-price quote with deliverables, required inputs, timing and included revisions.
Review it with your team.
We check the draft against your process, address the agreed revisions and hand over the finished files.
Pricing follows the process size, available source material and review needs. Changes outside the agreed scope are quoted separately.