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Describe a problem
Software

Something in your software or systems isn't working

Many software problems turn out not to be software problems. Orders going missing, staff ignoring a system, data that never arrives - these are usually failures in the handoff between a tool and a person. Ujenva helps you find where the process actually breaks before you pay for a rebuild you may not need.

Free to start · No card required · Takes about 10 minutes

Sounds familiar?

You don't have to phrase it properly.

These are real ways people have described problems in this field. Any of them is a complete starting point - Ujenva asks for the rest.

What Ujenva establishes first

Before suggesting anything, it works out what it does not yet know.

  • The volume the system actually handles
  • The exact step where things stop working
  • What the system is built on and who maintains it
  • What the people using it already have on their phones

Who this usually needs

You don’t need to know which of these applies - that is the part Ujenva works out, including the order they should come in.

Integration developerFull-stack developerProduct designerOperations lead

Ujenva is not any of these professionals. It prepares the brief and the questions, then steps back - the work, the fee and the relationship stay between you and them.

Covers

Web applicationMobile appIntegrationsDataInfrastructure

Common questions

Software questions people ask first

Ask about your own situation
Do I need a new website or just a fix?
Usually a fix. If the data your site captures is complete and correct, the website is doing its job - the failure is in what happens next. Replacing it is the most expensive way to solve a handoff problem, and it often recreates the same gap.
How do I write a brief for a developer if I'm not technical?
Describe the problem, not the solution. What happens now, where it goes wrong, how often, and what it costs you. Ujenva turns that into a specification a developer can quote from - including the requirements, the constraints, and what is explicitly out of scope.
Can Ujenva generate a prompt for an AI coding tool?
Yes. For software problems it can produce a build prompt containing the task, context, requirements and checkable acceptance criteria - usable directly in an AI coding tool or handed to a developer as the specification. It preserves your original intent rather than restating it second-hand.

Other fields

Problems rarely stay in one box.

If this isn't quite it, start anywhere - Ujenva works out which field the problem actually belongs to.