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WPD Build-Help + Commercial License

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Commercial license + inventor support + Windows HLK guidance + custom driver-plan development. Fulfilled via calendar booking. Downloadable zip (~92 KB) + support voucher.

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Publicly online since 2010 · U.S. patent applications since 2012 · inventions offered since 2014. The work of Christopher Gabriel Brown, independently documented.

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First posted: July 4, 2026 · Last updated: July 5, 2026

WPD Build-Help — Commercial License + 40 Hours of Inventor Time

Commercial license plus direct access to Chris. 40 hours of hardware design review, firmware/driver architecture guidance, Windows WHCP certification navigation, and quarterly strategic reviews. For companies that want to ship WPD products with confidence.

What You Get

Everything in WPD-COMMERCIAL ($49,999 value)
40 hours of Chris's time — allocated as you need:
- Hardware design review (PCB layout, signal integrity, thermal, power)
- Firmware/driver architecture guidance (persona split, MMIO layout, scheduler design)
- Windows WHCP certification roadmap (test plan, submission process, common failures)
- Performance optimization (latency, throughput, power efficiency)
- Manufacturing consulting (fab selection, assembly partner recommendations)
- Business strategy (pricing, positioning, customer targeting)
Priority email support: 24-48 hour response
Early access: Beta firmware/driver updates before public release
Quarterly architecture reviews: 1-hour session to align roadmap with WritePhi evolution
Custom driver-plan development: Chris can develop custom driver plans for specific OEM use cases (rate: $500/hr beyond 40 hours)

How The 40 Hours Work

Calendar booking: Cal.com link in welcome email
Session length: 1-2 hours typical, 30-min minimum
Format: Video call (Zoom, Google Meet, Teams), screen share, async email
Notes: Written notes + action items delivered within 24 hours
Time-to-use: 12 months from purchase

Who Should Buy This

Series A/B startups building WPD-based products for enterprise customers
Established hardware companies adding WPD to their product line
Companies without deep Windows kernel experience — Chris's guidance saves months
OEMs designing custom variants for specific vertical markets

ROI Example

Building a CSD card manufacturer business:

Without Build-Help: 12-18 months to first shippable card, 2-3 driver rejections from WHCP (each iteration ~$20k), signal integrity issues at PCIe 5.0 (6-month debug), 20-30% margin compression from over-engineering.

With Build-Help ($500k): 6-8 months to first card, 0-1 WHCP iterations, clean PCIe 5.0 on first spin, right-sized engineering.

Net savings: 6-10 months + $150-400k. If you're launching a product with $10M+/year revenue potential in the enterprise CSD market, this is a bargain.

Deliverables

Everything in Commercial ($49,999 value)
Support voucher (40 hours redeemable via calendar booking)
Welcome email with Cal.com link + priority email
Quarterly review calendar invitations
Access to private WPD commercial-tier Slack channel

Portfolio conversation — WritePhi Devices (Project 58) + WritePhi (Project 57)

WPD does not exist in isolation. It is the Windows host deployment half of the same portfolio conversation that begins in WritePhi (Project 57). Project 57's kitchen-table pipeline — Writer, Blank, Dicer, PKG socket-BGA, Chassis bed, and reference IC library — fabricates the M-grade and H-grade WritePhi dies that this card's four pinned sockets accept. The V2 package blueprint here is an explicit production-scale extension of 57's PKG plus additional cut marks and tabs that WRITEPHI-DICER executes in the same dicing pass.

If you are buying on this page, you are in the run chapter: PCIe card reference designs, persona firmware, and Windows driver plans. Makers who need to produce the dies themselves start in the make chapter — browse WritePhi (Project 57). Either half stands alone for study or commercial licensing; both halves together narrate bench fabrication through installed Windows compute.

Fulfillment: Instant download after checkout. SHA-256 checksum published for integrity verification.

Region: USA-only (nginx geoblocking enforced). International buyers: contact us for special licensing.

Currency: USD only. Sub-$10k via standard checkout (Stripe). Over $10k: Term Sheet financing available.

Support: crioneaka@outlook.com | Christopher Gabriel Brown, Inventor | 24-48hr response.

Chris's philosophy: Every design engineered by hand. If it's specced, it works. If it has limits, we say so.

© 2026 Christopher Gabriel Brown · cri-one.com · Patent-pending inventions

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