Your idea.
Built. In a month.

In a month. You and your maker scope together what’s realistic for 30 days, then break it into 48-hour deliverables. You get one every 48 hours. The pieces add up to a ready-to-use product — not a prototype or a demo. Working software real people can use.

Really. You and your maker share a kanban-style board — tasks are cards, comments are the chat. You set up the columns together to fit how you work. No kickoff calls, no status meetings, no Zoom. Most software gets over-built in meetings; getsven skips them.

One dedicated maker — the one you pick. Same person from your first request to your last. You see their real, public work before you subscribe. No rotating team, no outsourcing, no juniors learning on your dime.

Each maker sets their current timezone — where they’re working from now, not where they live (makers travel; their timezone updates when they move). They also list the written languages they work in. Some buyers want a maker in their own timezone for daily back-and-forth. Others want the opposite — overnight progress while they sleep.

Yes, by default — AI is a maker’s superpower. It’s how your maker ships in 48 hours what used to take a week. Some makers have proprietary in-house AI tools that never touch a public provider; most use Claude, GPT, or similar. Your code is yours. Tell your maker your policy up front — “only Claude, not OpenAI”, “no AI for this module”, “don’t send this codebase anywhere” — and your maker honors it. Getsven doesn’t mandate or forbid tools. AI usage is between you and your maker; the right answer is usually “use the best tools you know, skip the ones that touch code I’m worried about.” But it’s your call.

No limit on your queue. Add as many ideas as you want. Your maker builds them one at a time, in the order you set. Most buyers ship a full product in a month.

Pause anytime. Your current cycle runs to the end, then billing stops until you resume. Resume when you’re ready and a new cycle starts. No day carry-over — makers can’t hold future slots open.

Yes. Getsven handles VAT, tax, and invoicing for your country. EU invoice, US invoice, anywhere with a real tax authority — it just works. You get a proper invoice from a real entity, not a wire transfer to a stranger.

You do. From day one. The product, the code, the design, the launch — everything your maker ships is yours. Keep it, modify it, hire someone else to maintain it. No lock-in. Ask your maker to set up the whole system in your own GitHub, GitLab, or private server — code, hosting, automated updates, domains. Your maker advises on the right choices and hands you the keys. Your code never lives on getsven’s servers.

Any software: web apps, mobile apps, AI agents, AI chatbots, AI workflows, APIs, ML systems, vector search, internal tools, integrations. Plus the work around it — code review, market research, data analysis, hosting setup, SEO/AEO. Not every deliverable is code; sometimes it’s “use this tool instead” or “don’t build this at all.”

Your maker suggests improvements. That’s the job. Your maker knows what tools and services already exist, and will tell you when you’re about to build the wrong thing. Steve Jobs’s line: hire clever people so they can tell you what to do. Ask “what’s the best approach?” — not just “build this.”

Yes. Market research, data analysis, technical due diligence, code review. Sometimes the most valuable 48-hour deliverable is a sharper question or a recommendation that reframes the whole problem — not code at all.

Yes. Your maker writes complete systems, handles the launch, sets up hosting, automates updates. From idea to a working product. You don’t need anyone else for that.

Anything that isn’t software. No design-only work, no video, no marketing copy, no branding. Software only — that focus is the whole point.

70% back, no questions, the first week. After that: pause anytime. The first week is your audition — for both of you. If the fit isn’t right, you walk with most of your money.

70% back, no questions, the first 7 days. After that, no refunds on completed work — your maker ships real deliverables every 48 hours, and those can’t be un-shipped. Pause anytime instead.

Yes. Plenty of buyers subscribe for a month, ship their product, and cancel. Or pause — no further charges until you’re ready to start a new cycle. No long-term contract, no minimum.