When a vendor tells you that thing takes six months, I want to know whether it is true.
The fastest way to find out is to have built it. These are things I made in the evenings and at weekends, with my own money and with nobody handing me requirements. Some work, a couple I abandoned. Most of them took three or four hours.
They are not products: what you see in each video is the single use case, working. But once you have built it once, you know what it costs to build it again, anywhere. That is the difference between reading a quote and recognising the line that is inflated.
I do not sell them and I do not install them for you. They are here because when I look at a proposal and say "this line is inflated" or "the hard part is missing here", that judgement comes from this.
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Why it matters to you.
When was the last time the person quoting you had already paid for that work out of their own pocket?