Some people have an idea for a tool, an app, or a website but no obvious way to talk about it with someone technical. iBuild4You is a way in.
A guest signs up and opens a conversation with an AI assistant. It interviews them in plain language: who would use this thing, what problem does it solve, what does the simplest first version look like, what already exists out there that's close. The output is a structured, evolving "living brief" — a document that gets richer every session, not just a chat transcript.
On the other side of that brief sits the Piano House project team. Today that's mostly one person, with help from his son, and room for others over time. The team reads briefs, leaves annotations, and those notes feed back into the next conversation so the assistant picks up where the human reviewer left off.
The point is to lower the barrier between an idea and a real conversation about building it.