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What type of app are you planning?
Pick the closest business model.
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What goal should the first version achieve?
This separates a quick MVP from a product that needs to be ready for real operations.
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How ready is the design and product scope?
This affects discovery, UX work and estimate accuracy.
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Which ecommerce functions are needed first?
Choose the store features that should be in the first useful version.
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Which marketplace flows are needed first?
Marketplaces depend heavily on roles, moderation and money flow.
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Which booking or service features are needed?
Scheduling apps need clear rules for time, availability and changes.
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Which delivery or on-demand features are needed?
These products usually need roles, location, dispatch rules and live status updates.
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Which education or content features are needed?
Learning apps often need access rules, progress and media handling.
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Which healthcare features are needed first?
Medical apps usually need privacy, roles and careful handling of records.
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Which internal workflows should the app cover?
Internal tools are usually about speed, permissions and integration with current systems.
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Which basic functions sound relevant?
If the product type is not clear yet, choose any known functions.
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Where should it work?
Select every platform you expect in the first version.
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Do users need registration or profiles?
Accounts can be simple, or they can become a major backend feature.
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How will money work in the app?
Payments affect provider setup, store rules and support cases.
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Where will the main data live?
This helps decide whether the app needs a simple backend or deeper architecture.
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Which services should connect to the app?
Choose known integrations. Unknown integrations can be added in notes.
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What should the admin panel control?
Admin panel scope is often where hidden development work appears.
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What launch help do you expect?
Select the support you want after development.
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Describe anything custom or unclear
Write features, references, deadline, current systems or constraints in your own words.