Cabin Caddy.

That's the address in your brochure.

It starts "I created Cabin Caddy because of my passion for my job." We might shorten it in places, and you'll see it before anything goes live.

About 18 months ago crew were warned about thieves going through overhead lockers on overnight flights. That's what got you designing a bag that locks.

We'd suggest no airline names at all, and just saying it fits a 40 × 30 × 20 cm under-seat space. That keeps you clear of any trouble at work.

Little real moments make the website feel like you. Tick the ones you're happy to share.

The under-seat space is 40 × 30 × 20 cm, and at 20 cm deep the bag is right on the limit. We'd like to be sure before the website says it fits, even when it's packed full.

Was that weighed on the new, smaller bag? If not, a quick weigh of a finished one would be great.

That's how your version 5 drawing shows it, and it's what pre-order customers will get, so it's what the photos should show.

It looks like a different blue in each drawing, so we'd like to match the real thing.

That means airport security can open it with their own key without breaking it. We'll only say TSA on the website if it is.

This is everything we found in your tech pack and brochure. Anything left unticked stays off the website.

Your files show one, and you mentioned it isn't happening yet. Until it is, the website won't show one.

Your files say "for hours". If you've timed it, we can say exactly how long.

That's what we understood on the day. Please fix anything that's changed.

First, people sign up to hear the moment orders open, so you can see how many are keen. Then pre-orders, once you know your delivery date. Then buy now, once the bags are here. We'd wait for a firm date before taking pre-orders, because taking money before you know when you can deliver can get you in trouble under Australian consumer law.

A price with a line through it, like "was $249.99", only works if you've actually sold it at that price for a while first. So we'd suggest a launch price for the first 200, then your full price after that.

Codes people type in at the checkout. Tick any you'd like.

Anyone can type in a code, so it only stays a crew discount if you hand it out yourself.

A faulty bag is always covered by Australian law. This is only about someone who changes their mind.

It changes how prices show on the website.

We ask because the sample bag says CABIN CADDY®, and the ® can only be used once a trade mark is registered. Until then ™ is fine. An American company also uses the name Cabin Caddy for an airline product, so it's worth a check with IP Australia before anything else gets printed with the name on it.

When the website goes live, we'll only change the website part and leave your email exactly as it is.

It was bought through Google Domains, which is now run by Squarespace. Kyle can help you check. Please don't write any passwords here.

You mentioned you're paying for Shopify. If there's a store, Oliver will ask to be added as a helper, and you approve it in a couple of taps. If there isn't, Oliver can set one up for you and hand it over.

If you have any of these, pop them in the shared Google Drive folder and tick them here.

So crew can see it's made for them, and everyone else can see it works for them too.

A normal card size, so it fits a wallet. We're also looking into adding a QR code that takes people to your website.

A QR code is too small to scan on a normal round pen, so we'd suggest your web address printed on the pen instead.

It could match the boarding-pass card, with seat 1A for every customer.