I’m Franck, founder of Projance. I’ve been building websites since I was 14, and for years I kept an idea in a drawer: a platform connecting people who have a digital project with the freelancers and agencies who can build it. I never launched it because “it already exists.” Then I realized that innovating doesn’t always mean inventing, it can mean doing something existing, differently. What I wanted to fix: most projects start as a vague idea, so providers receive unclear briefs and owners get quotes they can’t compare. That’s why we built Projance Studio. It asks the right questions one at a time, without jargon, defines the first-release features, draws clickable screens and gives an indicative estimate. Posting a project is free with no commission, and every project is reviewed before reaching matching providers. We’re focused on France for now, so the platform is in French. I’d love your feedback: when you hired a developer, what was the hardest part, scoping the project or choosing the provider?

Projance

Turn your app idea into specs, then find the right dev

Turn your app idea into specs, then find the right dev