Describe the Expertise
Start with professional positioning, selected credentials, and the knowledge area that should become useful to others.
Knowledge collaboration
Share Expertise for an App Blueprint
This is the first structured pathway for experts. It is intentionally framed as knowledge collaboration, not an application-style form.
Generate a Draft Blueprint
This first working form saves the expert profile, creates a project, generates a blueprint, and stores the draft for NuvAntha review.
Shape the User Journey
Explain the user problem, intended transformation, coaching tone, and best format for the knowledge.
Keep It Responsible
Use education, self-care, learning, and awareness language. Avoid claims of diagnosis, treatment, cure, or guaranteed outcomes.
Questionnaire Structure
The next development step is to turn these prompts into a secure form that creates `expert_projects` records in Supabase.
Expert Profile
Understand the expert's credibility, domain, audience fit, and public positioning without making the process feel like a job application.
- Full name: The name the expert wants to use publicly or professionally.
- Professional title: For example: educator, clinician, researcher, author, consultant, or domain specialist.
- Country or primary market: Useful for positioning, compliance, and commercial planning.
- Field of expertise: The main knowledge domain the expert wants to transform.
- Credential summary: A concise description of qualifications, selected achievements, affiliations, or publications.
- Professional link: LinkedIn, website, publication page, institution profile, or other public professional reference.
Knowledge Source
Identify the materials and frameworks that may become the foundation of the app or knowledge product.
- What knowledge would you like to transform?: Describe the core expertise, framework, course, manuscript, or professional insight.
- What materials exist now?: Examples: manuscript, course notes, slides, articles, book, workshop outline, videos, transcripts, or case frameworks.
App Concept
Translate knowledge into a practical user journey, not only a content library.
- What problem or need does this knowledge help users address?: Use education, self-care, learning, or professional development language.
- What should users experience after completing the product?: Describe the learning, awareness, habit, confidence, or practical capability gained.
- Best format for this knowledge: Should this become a 7-day starter, 14-day reset, 21-day guided program, 30-day learning journey, ongoing membership, or reference-style knowledge library?
- Preferred tone or coaching style: For example: calm, executive, academic, warm, practical, reflective, structured, or confidence-building.
Audience and Commercial Direction
Clarify who the product is for and how NuvAntha may package it commercially.
- Who is the target audience?: Public users, professionals, executives, students, organisations, associations, or communities.
- Preferred commercial model: Direct sale, revenue share, cost recovery, organisation licensing, membership, or undecided.
- Any safety, compliance, or scope considerations?: Note any boundaries around medical, clinical, educational, legal, financial, or professional claims.