Review
We review product layer, scope, timeline and current technical state.
Start Project
Give us the brief. We’ll map the engineering path.
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Use Start Project when scope matters.
This form is intentionally more detailed than Contact. It helps WillowSoft understand whether you need one layer or an end-to-end connected product.
Use Start Project for Scoped engineering requests
New connected products, rescue projects, backend rebuilds, mobile apps, admin panels, VR demos or website delivery.
Use Contact for General communication
Office details, supplier communication, press, events or a short message without technical scope.
After submit
We review the brief, identify missing requirements, then prepare the first technical conversation around feasibility, sequence and risk.
After submission
A clearer first conversation.
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Clarify
We ask for missing requirements, constraints, drawings, APIs or deployment goals.
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Call
Engineering aligns on feasibility, risks, rough sequence and next deliverables.
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Plan
You receive a practical direction for prototype, platform rebuild or full delivery.
Frequently asked
Questions about starting a project.
Here are answers to common questions about our client onboarding, timelines, and technical project delivery.
How do I start a project with WillowSoft?
Fill the form on this page with project type, scope and timeline, or email info@willowsoft.co. WillowSoft engineering will respond with a discovery call to align on requirements, constraints and next steps.
What's the typical project timeline?
Hardware prototypes typically take 4–8 weeks. Full connected product systems (hardware + firmware + backend + dashboard + mobile) typically take 4–6 months from kickoff to field-ready deployment.
Can WillowSoft join an existing project mid-way?
Yes. WillowSoft regularly takes over stalled projects to deliver missing layers — firmware reliability, backend rebuilds, mobile or admin panels, or hardware re-spins for production.