A routine document.
A lot of manual work.
For Kyon Capital, preparing a letter of intent meant working through a long Excel workbook. Client details, property information, pricing, and terms had to come together before the document could go out.
The task was familiar, but each new deal meant repeating that process. The opportunity was to give the team a simpler, more consistent way to do the job.
One page.
A clear path to done.
I built a single-page web app around the information the team already needed from the client. They enter the details, and the tool creates a formatted letter of intent, ready to send.
- A focused place to enter property and client information.
- A structured flow for the numbers and terms of the deal.
- A consistent document format for the team to use.
A repeatable process,
in one simple place.
The team has a purpose-built way to prepare the document. The value is straightforward: fewer manual steps and a clear workflow from inputs to a finished letter.
This is the kind of project Praxis is built for. A specific challenge, understood directly with the people doing the work, turned into something useful.
Your next useful tool might start with the spreadsheet you open every morning.
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