About the service
I write technical documentation and whitepapers for startups that need to clearly explain a complex product — to investors, developers, or both audiences at once. I've prepared documents for fintech projects, blockchain startups, and SaaS services, and I know how to turn technical complexity into text that people read all the way through.
A whitepaper for investors and a technical specification for developers are different documents, even if they describe the same product. The first should sell the idea while remaining honest about details: market size, business model, architecture at a level understandable to non-technical readers, roadmap, and risks. The second should be precise enough that a developer who's never spoken with you can implement the functionality correctly: data structures, interface contracts, edge cases, acceptance criteria. I write both types of documents and make sure they don't contradict each other.
I start with a structured interview or review of notes you already have, then send a plan for approval — before writing a single paragraph. No fluff: every claim is backed by a real number or decision you provided me.
What the work includes:
— whitepaper structured as problem, solution, market, technology, roadmap;
— technical specification with interface descriptions and verifiable requirements;
— two rounds of revisions and a brief glossary of terms for non-technical readers.
A whitepaper for investors and a technical specification for developers are different documents, even if they describe the same product. The first should sell the idea while remaining honest about details: market size, business model, architecture at a level understandable to non-technical readers, roadmap, and risks. The second should be precise enough that a developer who's never spoken with you can implement the functionality correctly: data structures, interface contracts, edge cases, acceptance criteria. I write both types of documents and make sure they don't contradict each other.
I start with a structured interview or review of notes you already have, then send a plan for approval — before writing a single paragraph. No fluff: every claim is backed by a real number or decision you provided me.
What the work includes:
— whitepaper structured as problem, solution, market, technology, roadmap;
— technical specification with interface descriptions and verifiable requirements;
— two rounds of revisions and a brief glossary of terms for non-technical readers.
