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// Service

MVP Development

The smallest product that proves your idea.

How we engage
Sprint, Fixed-scope build
Tools and stack
TypeScriptNext.jsReactReact NativeNestJSSupabasePostgreSQLDrizzleStripeDockerPlaywright
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// Overview

Working with us

We take your idea to a first release real users can try, scoped to the one question it must answer, so you learn what works before committing a larger budget.

We start with a discovery workshop and a clickable prototype, test the release with people from your audience, and plan the next one from what they did, not just what they said.

// Deliverables

What you get

  • Discovery workshop and product brief

    A working session with you to agree the problem, the users and the first release, written up as a brief the whole team builds from.

  • Scope and success criteria

    A clear line between what the first release includes and what waits, with the signals that will tell you whether it worked.

  • Clickable prototype

    A prototype people can click through before any code is written, so the riskiest ideas are tested with real users while they are easy to change.

  • A working first release

    A real product your first users can sign up to and use, built on foundations that carry it forward instead of a rewrite later.

  • User testing sessions

    Sessions where people from your audience use the product while we watch, so you see what confuses them and not just what they say.

  • A roadmap for what comes next

    An ordered plan for the next release, built from what users did and said, so the next budget goes where the evidence points.

// Outcomes

What you can count on

  • One team, design to code

    We design and build your product in one team, so nothing is lost on the way.

  • Scope agreed before code

    We agree what will be built and how we will know it works, before any code is written.

  • Working software, often

    You see working software as we build, not slides, and you can try each demo.

  • Everything handed over

    At the end, the code, its docs and every account the product runs on are yours.

// Common Questions

FAQ

Only what answers the question your MVP exists for. We agree that question in Discovery and move everything else to a later release.

// How We Work

Our process

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We start with your users and your goal: who the product serves, what it must do first and how you will know it works. The scope follows from that.

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We shape the product before we build it: user flows, wireframes and a clickable prototype you can test, then a design system that every screen draws from.

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We build in small, reviewed steps, with AI agents taking on routine work and every change tested, so you see working software early and steer it as it grows.

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We run automated tests on every change and check each feature by hand, on desktop and on a phone, before your users see it, so a release holds no surprises.

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We set up your domain, DNS, business email and SSL certificate, prepare your app store listings and run the release to production, then check that it all works live.

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After launch we stay on: monitoring the product, applying updates and security fixes, and building the new features your users ask for, so it keeps growing with them.

MVP Development

Let's scope
your project.

Tell us what you're building and where it stands. We'll scope it with you on a call and give you a straight answer on fit.