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You describe the product in plain language. It returns a scoped plan: the modules the build needs, the integrations each one touches, a day range per module, and a cost band with the assumptions printed next to it. Not a brochure, and not a single number with nothing behind it.
The output is deliberately shaped like something an engineer can argue with. Every module carries what it depends on, so when a line looks expensive you can see which integration made it expensive and drop it. Most people use it to find out which third of their idea is carrying the cost, then build that third first.
A service blueprint maps a customer journey against the people and back-office steps behind each moment: front stage, back stage, support processes. A software blueprint maps what gets built: data model, services, integrations, interfaces, the order they ship in.
This generator produces the second one. If you arrived looking for the first, the two meet at one point worth knowing about: every back-stage step in a service blueprint that a human performs by retyping a record between two systems is a module in a software blueprint, and it is usually the one that pays for itself first. Describe that step in the form above and the plan will scope it.
It does not know your compliance boundary, which of your systems has a usable API, or which team will own the thing after launch. Those three answers move a cost band more than any feature on the list.
So treat the estimate as a starting range, not a quote. It is accurate about relative weight, which module costs more than which, and honest about the fact that a legacy system without an API turns a two-week integration into a two-month one. When the plan looks close enough to act on, the fastest next step is a short call where we check those three answers against it.
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