1. Project schedule including milestones for development
  2. Visual mockups of your idea including concept art

    gnomelyearlyshots
  3. Smartphone app screenshots and videos, such as captured app footage

  4. Appropriate narrative including storyboards, etc.

    Gnome.ly: A reality-based communications platform - create and discover messages, photos/videos, 3Dscans and widgets on objects in the real world.

    gnome.ly is at its core a reality communication system that lets you do the usual things you'd do with computing - but, in the real world. From being able to place tweets on real world objects to leaving video messages on tables and walls, Gnome.ly is about deeply connecting people with the world around them.

  5. Breakdown of your team and its members
    • @yosun has a knack for making (software) hacks that innovate on both existing and emerging technologies - has had experience with depth-capable vision devices since her Kinect hacker days in 2010, has won tons of hackathons and contests - 3 times first place winner in Intel Perceptual Computing and RealSense contests and also was a finalist in the Project Tango contest. She runs her own skunkworks contracting company dubbed "Prototype48" where she specializes in building cool stuff - for a killing.
    • Hypothetical Celebrity CEO person evangelizes the app through sheer popularity and related influence.
  6. One pager introducing your past app portfolio and your company profile:

    I created a framework that I informally call RealityScript that lets me rapidly create 3D AR VR apps super quickly. This came from 20 years as a professional software developer, where it has always been about making stuff based on skill and tool choice - from Flash and full stack LAMP in the 90s/early 00s to iOS/Android 2009ff and various vision and device SDKs

    Check out areality3d.com for current public projects or hacks.yosun.me or devpost.com/yosun or hackerleague.org/users/yosun or twitter.com/yosun or just google me up.