Level 1
Preserve what makes your method work before scale distorts it.
If your method lives in judgment, lived experience, and live delivery — not documentation — scale introduces drift.
Method Capture uses AI-assisted extraction to reveal the invisible structure of your work while you're actively delivering it. You don't pause revenue. You don't disappear into curriculum writing. You keep teaching. We capture the architecture.
Method Capture embeds inside one live program cycle and extracts:
You continue delivering.
We preserve the architecture.
Over one full program cycle:
Everything remains valuable whether or not you pursue certification later.
When delivery expands beyond the founder, trust must stabilize somewhere.
Where trust comes from.
How trust moves from you to others.
How the market recognizes competence.
Method Capture stabilizes transfer — before higher mechanisms are built.
Path A
Done-With-You. Embedded. Institutional.
We embed inside your live program and do the structural work.
Best for:
Your Time: 1–3 hours/week
Investment: Custom proposal
Path B
Self-Guided. Structured. Controlled.
Learn the capture framework and document your own method.
Best for:
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If your method is already stable and documented, start at Level 2 instead.
Level 1 stabilizes the foundation.
Without it, higher-level trust mechanisms sit on unstable ground.
You can build a credential without Method Capture.
You cannot build a durable one.
Frequently Asked Questions
A structured engagement to extract, document, and systematize a proprietary methodology so it can be taught, licensed, and scaled — independent of the founder.
A Method Architecture Document — a structured representation of the methodology including its principles, stages, decision logic, and application framework, designed for downstream licensing and certification use.
A typical engagement runs 6–10 weeks, depending on methodology complexity and the availability of the method holder for structured interviews.
Both. Method Capture includes structured elicitation, analysis, and editorial shaping — not just transcription. The output is designed for practical downstream licensing and certification use.