ReqBrief - Turn vague requests into structured briefs

You built what was agreed. They asked for what they meant. Somewhere past the halfway mark, the client looks at the build and says this should work differently. Or that it was obviously included. You go back to the brief and find one vague sentence that proves both of you right. The client isn't lying, and you aren't padding the invoice. They described what they could picture, you built what was written down. The gap between the two just became your problem. Now you pick your loss. Build it free and eat the hours, or invoice the change and watch a good client start reading your emails twice. Every project that begins with a vague brief carries this fight inside it from day one.