For insurtech
a claim is a form someone abandons.
A claim is the longest form your customer will ever fill in, and they fill it in on a phone, on a bad connection, in the worst week of their year. Partial save, resume where they stopped, and an evidence upload that survives a dropped signal are the product.
what ships — 5 rows
What ships
- Claim intake
- partial save, resume later, evidence upload
- Uploads
- a dropped connection retries, it doesn't lose the form
- Adjuster queue
- assignment states and an SLA clock you can see
- Decisions
- reason codes, and a path to appeal one
- Shipped as
- Figma variables and production components
What ships
- Claim intake
- partial save, resume later, evidence upload
- Uploads
- a dropped connection retries, it doesn't lose the form
- Adjuster queue
- assignment states and an SLA clock you can see
- Decisions
- reason codes, and a path to appeal one
- Shipped as
- Figma variables and production components
what I’m not.
I am not your compliance advisor. I build the interface that makes your policy visible and enforceable; a lawyer or a compliance officer decides what the policy is. I don't write your controls and I won't tell you what your regulator will accept.
what I can show you.
No published insurtech work yet. The nearest real thing is ROAST MY WEBSITE — a live product that takes payments from strangers and runs a multi-step intake, which is the same abandonment problem at a tenth of the length.
what it costs.
every line item, priced →Launch
$5,800$5,300
you save $500
brand core + website + social kit
Product
$11,300$10,500
you save $800
brand core + website + design system, standard tier
Everything
$16,400$14,900
you save $1,500
Product + the build at the system-owner rate
start by finding out what’s wrong.
$500, five days, a recorded walkthrough and a written action plan — and it comes off the project if you book one.