A letter of intent says what you intend to do. That is the whole document.
A letter of intent is not a contract. It does not obligate anybody to build anything or buy anything. It says, in writing: we intend to do this, and here is the shape of it.
Why bother? Because the date matters. Once it is in writing, there is a timestamped record of who intended what, and when — before deposits, before prototype hours, before anybody's idea walks out the door. It protects the person sending it as much as the person receiving it.
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Letter of intent, answered plainly.
What is a letter of intent?
A letter of intent is a written statement of what you intend to do and the shape of it. It is not a contract. It does not obligate anybody to build anything or buy anything.
Is a letter of intent legally binding?
No. It is a statement of intent, not a contract, and it creates no obligation on either side to proceed. What it does give you is a timestamped record of who intended what, and when, before deposits, prototype hours or anyone walks off with an idea.
Can I send a letter of intent by email?
Yes. An email from your business address that states what you intend to do is a letter of intent. There is no special stationery, no notary and no magic words. The sent email is the record.
Why does the date on a letter of intent matter?
Once it is in writing, there is a timestamped record of who intended what, and when. It protects the person sending it as much as the person receiving it.
Do I need a letter of intent before working with Epic App Solutions?
Yes. No letter of intent on file, no prototype. If your idea is already laid out and ready to show, the C-NDA covers confidentiality and non-circumvention in one document so everybody can talk freely right away.