Contact

Tell me what you’re trying to build.

Or what you’ve been asked to build and aren’t sure about. Two sentences is plenty — enough to tell whether I’m the right person, and I’ll say so either way.

Reply within two working days  /  no pitch  /  no mailing list

Send a note

Lands in my inbox. I reply to everything within two working days.

I only use your details to reply. Nothing is added to a mailing list and there is no mailing list. The form is handled by Formspree, who pass it to me — what happens to your data.

Other ways

Three routes, depending on how you work.

01

Email

If you would rather write it yourself, or attach something. Same inbox, same two days.

hello@olively.io →
02

Book twenty minutes

Better if you want to talk a roadmap through rather than describe it in writing. No pitch, and if I am not the right person I will say so on the call.

03

Score it first

Fourteen questions on whether you are ready to build. Four minutes, no email, and the result is often the thing worth sending me.

Take the scorecard →

The practical bits

What happens after you send it.

  • I read everything and reply within two working days. If it is clearly not something I can help with, I will say that rather than leave you waiting.
  • No pitch on a first call. Twenty minutes, you describe the problem, I tell you whether a Reality Check is the right shape for it or whether you need something else.
  • Based in Budapest, working across the EU and UK. Remote by default; on-site where a workshop genuinely needs a room.
  • Under NDA where the work requires it. Most of what I do sits inside regulated organisations, so this is normal rather than an exception.

Questions

The ones that come up before a first conversation.

How quickly will you reply?

Within two working days, and usually sooner. If you want something faster than that, book the twenty-minute call instead — the calendar shows real availability rather than a request queue.

Who would I be contracting with?

Olively Korlátolt Felelősségű Társaság (Olively Kft.), a limited liability company registered in Hungary with EU VAT number HU32055164. Full registered details are on the imprint page. Invoices are issued in euros from Hungary, and reverse-charge VAT applies for EU business customers outside Hungary.

Will you sign an NDA?

Yes, and it is normal rather than an exception — most of this work happens inside regulated organisations. Send yours and I will sign it before we discuss anything specific. I do not require one of my own to have a first conversation.

Can you get through our security or procurement review?

Usually. The work involves no software installed on your systems and no access to production data. What I typically need is documents, a shared folder and time with people. If your process needs a supplier questionnaire or proof of insurance, ask early and I will fill it in.

What happens to what I send you?

The contact form is handled by Formspree, who pass it to my inbox and keep a copy for 30 days. Emails and enquiries are kept for two years unless they become a project. Nothing is added to a mailing list, because there is no mailing list. The privacy page has the detail.

What if I do not know what I need yet?

That is the normal starting point and a good reason to book the call rather than write. If a Reality Check is not the right shape for your problem I will say so, and point you at whatever is — including nobody, if the honest answer is that you should build it yourselves.

Do you work outside the EU?

Yes. The company is Hungarian and most clients are in the EU and UK, but the work is remote and the time zone is usually the only real constraint. US engagements run through Olively as well.

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An AI Reality Check scores every idea on your roadmap and hands back three lists — what is real, what is theatre, and what is blocked. One week, fixed price.