Four ways to work with us
LogicReader is in early access. There is no public download, no self-serve checkout, no public price list. What there is: four well-defined ways to put the platform on your project, listed below from lightest to heaviest commitment.
Each one ends at the same place — a working LogicReader picture of your schedule. They differ in who drives, how much of your data we see, and what you get out the other end.
1. Free evaluation
You drive. We provide. A live LogicReader instance, a sample P6 schedule that’s already loaded, your browser, your hands. You spend twenty minutes clicking around. You see whether the diff view, the time-scaled layout, and the isolate mode make sense for the work you actually do.
What it costs: nothing.
What you give us: an email address on the Early Access List.
What we promise: no follow-up sales calls unless you ask for them. We use the list to send release notes when something material ships, that’s all.
How to start: Join the Early Access List. You receive an access link within 24 hours.
2. Guided demo on your schedule
We drive. You watch. You send us one of your real schedules — XER or CSV, no resource cost data needed if you’d rather not share it — and we load it into a private LogicReader instance. Then we run a 45-minute screen-share where we show you what your own logic looks like through the platform. We point at things you didn’t know were there. You decide whether what you see is useful.
What it costs: nothing — for the first session.
What you give us: a schedule file, half an hour of preparation, an NDA if your project is sensitive (we’ll sign yours, or use a short two-page one if you don’t have a standard).
What we promise: the schedule is deleted from our servers within 30 days of the session unless you ask us to keep it. We do not screenshot it, we do not share it, we do not train models on it.
How to start: Book a 45-minute call — we’ll send back an NDA template and a file upload link in the same thread.
3. Project pilot
You drive your project. We support. A 30-day engagement on one live project of yours. We set up a private LogicReader workspace, load your baseline and current schedules, and give you and your team direct access. Over the 30 days, we run two scheduled review sessions and remain reachable for ad-hoc questions. At the end of the pilot we send you a written report covering:
- Logic health of your current schedule against industry benchmarks.
- The top ten logic links our process flagged as worth a second look — by your planner, not by us.
- A list of the features you used most, and what came next on your wishlist.
What it costs: a fixed fee, agreed in advance. We do not bill by the hour for the pilot itself — the price is the price, regardless of how much you use it. Quoted on request because it scales with project size.
What you give us: access to your schedules for the pilot duration, named contacts on your side (typically a planner and a project manager), and a willingness to tell us when we’re wrong.
What we promise: a fixed deliverable. You leave the pilot with a written report you can show your client, your sponsor, or your auditor, regardless of whether you renew.
How to start: Book a scoping call — we’ll have a 30-minute conversation about your project size, sensitivity, and timeline before quoting.
4. Logic-led consultancy
We drive. You delegate. For teams who want the outcome more than the tool. Evangelos Kourentzis — chartered mechanical engineer, over two decades in UK infrastructure planning, P6 expert — works directly on your schedule for a defined block of days, using LogicReader as the working surface. Typical engagements:
- Logic audit — full review of an existing programme, written report on what would and would not survive contact with a real critical-path analysis.
- Schedule rebuild — your existing schedule rebuilt against best-practice CPM logic, delivered back in P6 or MSP format.
- Embedded planning support — Evangelos joins your team for a fixed period during a critical stage (tender, claim, recovery plan).
- Expert witness / forensic — schedule reconstruction and delay analysis for disputes. Available subject to conflict checks.
What it costs: a day rate, agreed in advance, fixed for the engagement length. Quoted on request.
What you give us: a problem worth solving, access to the schedule and the people who built it, and one named decision-maker on your side.
What we promise: plain English. No methodology theatre, no padding, no jargon imported from American consultancies. The work is done by Evangelos personally — we do not subcontract.
How to start: Book a scoping call. Expect a 30-minute conversation followed by a one-page proposal within three working days.
Which one fits
| If you… | Start with |
|—|—|
| Just want to see what the tool looks like | Free evaluation |
| Have a real schedule and want a second opinion in 45 minutes | Guided demo |
| Have a live project and want LogicReader on it for a month | Project pilot |
| Need an expert to fix or audit a programme | Logic-led consultancy |
You can move between them. People often start with the free evaluation, come back six weeks later for a guided demo, and move to a pilot on the next project they win. There is no obligation at any step.
What we will not do
- Sell you software you cannot use yet. The desktop build is in active development. We will not list it on a price page until it exists.
- Recommend an engagement size larger than you need. If the free evaluation tells you what you needed to know, we will say so.
- Run a pilot on a project that’s already in trouble without acknowledging that. LogicReader makes logic visible. It does not retroactively rescue a programme that was built on faulty inputs — and we will tell you, before you sign anything, if that is what you have.
Get in touch
Email Evangelos directly — replies within one working day.
Or join the Early Access List to be told when the first commercial licence tier opens.
CosmosPM Ltd is registered in England and Wales (company number 16886156), registered with the ICO (C1928514), and operates under the UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018. All engagements are governed by a written agreement reviewed by both parties before work begins.