Describe it. Approve the plan. Come back for the demo.

Offsprint is a team of AI agents that takes a product idea from a paragraph to something built and shared, in milestones you approve, with a demo at the end of each one. You don't need to be at your laptop while it works.

Offsprint is in a private pilot with a small group of invited product managers and founders. To ask about joining, write to shamsheg@gmail.com.

How it works

1. 1. Describe itOne paragraph, the way you would brief a colleague. If something is missing, Offsprint asks a few short questions.
2. 2. Approve the planA planner splits the work into milestones with estimates and demo dates. Nothing starts until you approve it.
3. 3. Come back for the demoA tech lead and its executors build each milestone and review every task. Each milestone ends with a short recorded walkthrough and the live result to try. Say "looks good" or "fix this first".

Your accounts, only when you connect them

Offsprint can deliver work where you already keep it. Each connection is optional, made by you, and can be removed at any time.

• Google Drive: Offsprint asks only for access to files it creates for you (the drive.file permission). It saves documents, decks and spreadsheets into an Offsprint folder in your Drive and cannot see your other files.
• Slack: reads only the channels you name for a project and have invited the Offsprint bot into, looks up a workspace member by email only when a message you approve is addressed to them, and posts only after you approve each message.
• GitHub: creates a repository for a project in your account and pushes the work to it.
• Figma, Canva and Miro: in Figma, reads the frames you name and posts a comment only after your approval. In Canva, imports a deck after your approval. In Miro, creates a board private to you (on Miro's Free plan, only after your approval). It never edits your existing designs.

Anything another person would see, such as a shared file, a Slack message or an email, waits for your explicit approval. One exception: if you connect a GitHub organization, the members it chose can see the repository Offsprint creates there, and services connected to that organization may build or deploy what Offsprint pushes. Nothing you connect is used to train AI models. The privacy policy explains exactly what is read, where it is kept and for how long.