Capture the brief
Paste the brief as it arrived. Keep the useful uncertainty instead of trying to sound finished too early.
Prompt: what is changing, who is it for, and what would make the project feel successful?Nexora keeps the path from messy brief to approved scope visible. It helps you ask better questions, make the boundary concrete, and keep later changes honest.
Paste the brief as it arrived. Keep the useful uncertainty instead of trying to sound finished too early.
Prompt: what is changing, who is it for, and what would make the project feel successful?Nexora surfaces audience, goals, likely pages, needs, risks, and questions for the first conversation.
The built-in analyzer runs locally and is labelled clearly. You can edit every result before it becomes scope.Turn the analysis into deliverables, included work, exclusions, milestones, and revision rounds.
The boundary is part of the deliverable: an explicit out-of-scope list gives the next conversation somewhere to start.Send a snapshot that a client can read without opening the owner editor. They can leave feedback or approve.
Private review access is available to signed-in collaborators with a valid snapshot link.Approval freezes the exact scope that was reviewed. The owner can still see earlier feedback and superseded snapshots.
A saved approval does not silently change when a later idea appears.A client can submit a separate change request. The owner writes the price, affected deliverables, rationale, and timeline impact.
The client accepts or declines the proposal; the approved baseline remains unchanged either way.Approved work stays readable even when the project keeps moving.
New requests become visible proposals instead of quiet scope drift.
Keep a Markdown scope or use the review page print view for a PDF.