Kurvball is the workspace where product, design and engineering agree on what to build, before anyone builds it. AI drafts the definition; people decide. It covers Discovery and Definition, and it stops at the Handoff: building stays with your team and the tools it already uses.

What it does

In Discovery, the team agrees on the problem. Kurvball starts from what you already have (business and technical documents, codebases, help pages), questions the problem one question at a time, and drafts the Brief section by section, each one open to discussion before it settles. When someone outside the project knows the answer, you ask them one question, and they see only what you share.

In Definition, Kurvball drafts the deliverables from the settled Brief, in waves, in the order they depend on each other. Each one has one owner, who approves an exact version, and only that one. Owners can tighten a rule in a private draft beside the approved version and check what it changes before they share it.

Kurvball’s Waves board in Definition, on a sample project: you are the accountable approver of D-5 Interface Contracts in Wave 3, 4 of 9 deliverables are approved, and each deliverable shows its owner and status, with the later waves locked until the earlier ones are approved.
Sample project · Elmstead Water · Definition

When a change reaches someone else’s approved work, it becomes a Proposal. Kurvball checks it against everything the team has already agreed and drafts one resolution, and nothing changes until every owner it touches agrees. A change agreed in the eighth meeting can no longer quietly undo what was decided in the second.

At the Handoff, the approved Definition leaves Kurvball in Word, PDF or Markdown, for everyone or by role, or as a prototype kit an AI prototyping tool can build from. What builders open is what everyone said yes to.

Kurvball’s Handoff screen for the Payment Upgrade sample project: the Definition closed on Oct 28, 2026, and its 10 approved deliverables, each with its version and role, are ready to download in Word, PDF and Markdown, by role or as a prototype kit.
Sample project · Elmstead Water · Handoff

What it is, and what it isn’t

  • Does the AI decide? No. It drafts. Every deliverable has one owner, who approves an exact version.
  • Does Kurvball build the product? No. Kurvball ends at the Handoff. People or AI tools build from what everyone approved.
  • Is it a project tracker? No. Tracking stays in the tools your team already uses. Kurvball settles what goes into them.
  • Is it a writing tool with AI? Partly. Kurvball drafts every document, then checks each change against everything already approved.

What to expect

In a demo, we show you the app end to end on a sample project, from the first question to the handoff, and answer what you want to know. If it fits your team, we talk about an early partnership: your team, real work, honest feedback.

What is next

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