Feasibility decision
Can the requested outcome be delivered from the current repo, issue history, fixtures, and public evidence?
Romeo Apps
Paid open-source issue diagnostic.
One public issue in. A feasibility decision, evidence map, smallest useful patch path, and acceptance plan out within 36 hours.
Written-only support from Romeo Apps. No call required. Public source and redacted evidence only.
- Public issue
- Repro commands
- Focused validation
- Stripe checkout
The first paid unit
Enough technical depth to decide whether the issue is worth building.
The diagnostic separates implementable work from missing evidence, duplicated work, hardware-only proof, and unclear acceptance. It returns the smallest honest next move before a larger commitment.
Included
A compact proof packet built for review.
Source map
Exact modules, tests, data, commands, review constraints, and competing work that control the answer.
Proof route
Smallest patch, diagnostic, or experiment that would prove the behavior without speculative scope.
Acceptance plan
Commands, expected outputs, residual buyer checks, and a clear stop reason if full validation is not possible.
RomeoApps-owned proof method
Each diagnostic claim must survive a counterexample.
Owned acceptance systemIssue-to-decision gate
A public target is mapped to payer authority, source access, complete deliverability, competition, safety, validation, and a clear stop condition before implementation starts.
Inspect the owned gateKnown captures, invalid frames, boundary values, and regression fixtures demonstrate how a decoder claim is tied to exact inputs and repeatable output.
A reproducible load protocol, resource measurements, and explicit limits distinguish a supported configuration from an unsupported promise.
Source, BOM, build state, simulation, and missing physical evidence are separated before any device-success claim is made.
36-hour path
Start with one issue, not a vague project.
Checkout
Provide the public issue or PR, wanted outcome, deadline, and any safe evidence already available.
Reproduce
Inspect the repo and issue history, run the smallest useful proof, and identify blockers before claiming a fix.
Return
Receive the decision, inspected evidence, validation plan, and next phase only when the evidence supports one.
One public target
Make the next engineering decision smaller.
Pay for the answer first. A larger implementation is quoted only after the diagnostic proves it is deliverable.