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WritePhi Build-Help + Commercial License
Publicly online since 2010 · U.S. patent applications since 2012 · inventions offered since 2014. The work of Christopher Gabriel Brown, independently documented.
WritePhi Build-Help — Commercial License + 40 Hours of Inventor Time
Commercial license plus direct access to Chris. 40 hours of design review, troubleshooting, chemistry validation, and strategic guidance. Cuts your time-to-market by 6-12 months.
What You Get
- Everything in WRITEPHI-COMMERCIAL ($24,999 value)
- 40 hours of Chris's time — use for whatever you need most:
- PCB layout review (Chris reviews your files, gives specific feedback)
- Firmware troubleshooting (Chris debugs your code)
- Chemistry validation (Chris reviews your Path 1 setup, suggests fixes)
- Supply chain consulting (Chris shares vendor contacts, price negotiation tips)
- Performance optimization (Chris identifies bottlenecks)
- Regulatory strategy (Chris navigates FCC/IEC certification with you)
- Business model refinement (Chris shares pricing/positioning insights)
- Priority email support: 24-48 hour response (vs standard 5-7 days)
- Early access: Beta versions of platform improvements before public release
- Quarterly reviews: 1-hour architectural review each quarter to align your roadmap with WritePhi evolution
- Custom design services: Pay-as-you-go for additional consulting beyond 40 hours (rate: $500/hr, discounted from public $750/hr)
How The 40 Hours Work
- Fulfillment via calendar booking: Cal.com link provided in your welcome email
- Session length: Typically 1-2 hours per session (30-min minimum)
- Format: Video call (Zoom, Google Meet), screen share for code/design review, email for async questions
- Notes provided: Every session includes written notes + action items delivered within 24 hours
- Time-to-use: 12 months from purchase (banked hours don't expire; unused hours forfeited after 12 months)
Who Should Buy This
- Well-funded startups: $250k is nothing compared to 6-12 month time-to-market acceleration
- Companies with existing hardware teams: Chris is a force multiplier, not a replacement
- First-time chip designers: Reduces risk of expensive mistakes ($100k+ wasted tape-outs)
- Companies without in-house physics/chemistry expertise: Chris fills that gap
What Chris Won't Do
- Write your code for you: Chris reviews and advises; you implement
- Do your PCB layout: Chris reviews and suggests; you (or your PCB engineer) implement
- Be a co-founder: This is consulting, not equity work
- Provide legal advice: Chris shares business experience but is not a lawyer
- Guarantee outcomes: Chris provides best-effort advice; execution risk is yours
Deliverables
- Everything in Commercial (322 KB zip + all sub-blueprints)
- Support voucher (40 hours, redeemable via calendar booking)
- Welcome email with Cal.com link + priority email address
- Quarterly review calendar invitations
- Access to private WritePhi commercial-tier Slack channel (peer network of other commercial licensees)
ROI Example
Say you're building a Writer manufacturer business. Without Build-Help:
- 6 months to first prototype (learning curve)
- 2-3 tape-out mistakes (~$50k wasted each)
- 3-6 months debugging PCIe signal integrity issues
- Total delay: 12-18 months, $150-300k in waste
With Build-Help ($250k):
- 3 months to first prototype (Chris steers you around common pitfalls)
- 0-1 tape-out mistakes ($50k or less)
- Weeks not months on signal integrity (Chris reviews your layout upfront)
- Total delay: 3-4 months, ~$50k in waste
Net savings: 9-14 months + $100-250k. If you're launching a product with $2M/year revenue potential, this pays for itself.
Portfolio conversation — WritePhi (Project 57) + WritePhi Devices (Project 58)
These two product families are one continuous story in two chapters, not unrelated store listings. WritePhi (Project 57) is the kitchen-table fabrication layer: Writer → Blank → Dicer → PKG → Chassis → Library makes replaceable WritePhi dies at the bench. WritePhi Devices / WPD (Project 58) is the deployment layer for those same dies: the V2 inset package (carried forward from WRITEPHI-PKG and cut geometry from WRITEPHI-DICER) drops into pinned sockets on a reference PCIe 5.0 card, where Windows-facing CSD and ACCEL personas plus on-card firmware turn a homemade die into a plug-and-play host peripheral.
If you are buying on this page, you are in the make chapter. An OEM or power user who completes the 57 pipeline and wants volume-manufacturable packaging plus a Windows card stack continues in the run chapter — browse WritePhi Devices (WPD) on the same store. Neither family requires the other to be useful alone; together they describe the full path from blank substrate to installed Windows accelerator.
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.
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