Question 1

What is the typical turnaround time?

Accepted Answer

Delivery time depends upon type of project but usually takes 2–5 business days. Rush turnarounds (24–48h) are available for an additional fee — ask when you send your brief.

Question 2

How many revisions are included?

Accepted Answer

One revision round. A revision round means one consolidated set of feedback, not multiple back-and-forth exchanges.

Question 3

What are your payment terms?

Accepted Answer

50% deposit required to begin work. Remaining 50% due on delivery before final files are released.

Question 4

What file formats do you deliver?

Accepted Answer

Firmware: .ino / .cpp source files plus a compiled .bin. Circuit diagrams: PDF plus EasyEDA Gerber files. Documents: DOCX and PDF. Quick-start guides: Markdown and PDF. Custom formats available on request.

Question 5

Do you work with international clients?

Accepted Answer

Yes. All communication is in English and I work across time zones.

Question 6

What information do you need to start?

Accepted Answer

For firmware: target MCU, sensor list, desired functionality, and any existing code. For documents: your background, target institution/program (for academic work), or product specs (for technical docs).

Question 7

Is there any risk if I contact you first?

Accepted Answer

None. There is no charge until you approve the quote. Reaching out and discussing your project costs nothing and puts you under no obligation.

Question 8

Do you use AI tools like ChatGPT?

Accepted Answer

AI cannot be ignored in today's world, and I don't pretend otherwise. I use GPT and similar AI tools where they genuinely help, mainly to speed up research or get quick suggestions, but always carefully and only when necessary. Every deliverable is still manually reviewed, edited, and checked for accuracy before it reaches you. AI is a tool I use, not a replacement for the actual expertise and quality control behind the work.