Small browser tools with a written scope

Turn one repetitive browser task into a tool your team can understand.

Allure Labs builds focused browser tools for one clearly described job. You receive the source code, setup notes, agreed screen states, and a written list of what the tool does and does not do.

A request starts a conversation, not an order or payment. Final price and delivery date follow a written scope. Do not include passwords, customer records, or private business information.

$300one-page tool
$800small web tool
$1,500bounded tool build
Sourceand setup notes included

Three clear starting points

Buy the smallest useful version first.

Each package stays within a visible screen and task limit. Work outside that limit requires a new written scope instead of an informal expansion.

01

One-Page Tool

$300 · 4 days

  • One screen
  • One main action
  • Three visible states
  • Source and setup notes
  • One revision

02

Small Web Tool

$800 · 7 days

  • Up to three screens
  • One complete user task
  • Up to six visible states
  • Checks, source, and setup notes
  • One revision

03

Bounded Tool Build

$1,500 · 12 days

  • Up to five screens
  • Two related user tasks
  • Up to ten visible states
  • Checks, source, and handoff notes
  • Two revisions

A safe first build

Useful without asking for your live systems.

The starting packages use made-up or browser-local information so the result can be reviewed before any outside connection is considered.

IncludedResponsive browser screens, agreed actions and visible states, source code, checks, setup notes, and known limits.

Not includedLogins, databases, payments, scraping, background jobs, app stores, hosting, outside services, live customer information, or access to a live business system.

Outside connectionsIf a later version needs another tool or service, that work is quoted only after a small connection test confirms it can be done safely.

How it works

  1. 01

    Describe one task

    Explain what starts the task, what someone needs at the end, and what the tool must never do.

  2. 02

    Approve the written scope

    We agree the screens, actions, visible states, delivery date, price, and acceptance checks before work begins.

  3. 03

    Review the working tool

    You receive the browser tool, source code, setup notes, test results, and a clear list of known limits.

Owned demonstration

See how a small tool is explained and handed off.

The Workflow Scope Builder is Allure Labs-owned demonstration work, not client work. It asks five plain-language questions and creates a copyable planning brief without sending or saving the answers.

Review the public source and tests →

One clear task
Turn five answers into a copyable starting brief.
Visible states
Empty, needs an answer, and ready to copy.
Privacy boundary
No account, storage, analytics, outside connection, or customer information.
Working evidence
The public source includes two passing rendered-page checks and setup instructions.

Start with the task, not the technology

Tell us what someone should be able to do in the browser.

Start a public scope conversation