RealEZ · Founder Planning

Phase 1 Planning Notes

A growing collection of build-planning notes for RealEZ's Phase 1: two scenarios (scope, team, timeline, cost), a deep look at who we actually need to hire, job descriptions ready to post, and tech-stack reasoning. Both scenarios build with the same disciplined defaults — QA from month 1, foundations required in week 1 — as standard practice, not an option. This is a living reference — expect more pages over time.

Two scenarios, side by side

Scenario	Shape
Full Pilot	6 months · 2–3 states · in-house ESIGN e-signature · direct earnest-money custody	View →
Lean Pilot	5 months · 1 state · 3rd-party e-signature · no custody	View →

Same team, same foundations-first discipline, same native mobile apps for all 5 portals in both — the real choice is product/legal scope and timeline, not process. See Scope for the full breakdown.

Every page

Scenarios

Full Pilot / Lean Pilot comparison, tabbed — objective, team, timeline, exit criteria, risks for each.

Scope

One matrix: e-signature, custody, geography, product focus, mobile, team size — across both.

Timeline

Gantt chart per scenario — what happens month by month.

Dependencies

What engineering is blocked on from other cofounders, and the internal build dependencies.

Team

Who we actually need, in what order, and why — the deep hiring analysis.

JDs

One job description per open role, ready to post — Husig's own careers format.

Tech Stack

Language and framework pros/cons, and how AI-native + HITL building actually works day to day.

Multi-Tenancy

Tenant data isolation and white-label — what's in the first 6 months and what isn't.

Cost

Nepal-based senior team costs, per scenario — payroll, overhead, hardware, office.

Knowledge.md

Every page above, as one long reference document.

Founder/business planning notes, not product documentation — kept separate from the RealEZ app repo on purpose. Figures throughout are planning estimates, not commitments. Pricing visibility is controlled by assets/js/config.js — see the note at the bottom of Cost.