Launch A First Version That Tests Your Idea
We help you decide what the first version must do, build it, and release it to real users. The code is written so it can grow with the product.
- Scope cut to what proves the idea
- One team from design to launch
- Code you can build on, not throw away
What An MVP Is For
An MVP is the smallest version of a product that lets you learn whether people want it. It is not a prototype and it is not the full product. It does a few things well and leaves the rest for later.
The hardest part is deciding what to leave out. We work through the feature list with you, separate the must-haves from the rest, and build the must-haves first.
What Is Included
Scope Workshop
We turn the idea into a short list of features that the first version needs.
Product Design
User journeys, wireframes and screen designs for the core flows.
Build
Frontend, backend and database for the agreed features.
Testing
Testing of the core journeys before anything reaches users.
Launch
Production setup, release and the basics of monitoring.
Next Steps
A written list of what to build next, based on what you learn.
Who This Is For
First-Time Founders
You have the idea and the market knowledge and need a technical team to build it.
Founders Raising Funds
You need a working product to show, not slides.
Companies Testing A New Line
You want to try a new product without pulling your main team away.
How An MVP Project Runs
- 1Step 1
Scope
A workshop to agree the must-have features and write them down.
- 2Step 2
Design
Designs for the core flows, reviewed by you before build starts.
- 3Step 3
Build In Sprints
Working software at the end of each sprint, so you can change course early.
- 4Step 4
Launch
Release to real users, with the setup needed to run it.
- 5Step 5
Learn And Plan
We review what users do and agree what to build next.
The full process, from first call to support after launch, is on the How We Build page.
What You Receive
A Working Product
Live and usable by real users.
Source Code
In your repository, written to be extended.
Documentation
How it is built and how to run it.
Ownership
Code and IP assigned to you by contract.
Technologies We Work With
We choose the stack to suit the product and your team. These are the ones we use most.
Ways To Work With Us
Pick the model that suits how clear the scope is. We quote in writing before you commit.
- Clear scope
Fixed Scope
Agreed features, timeline and price. Suits a well-defined first version.
Compare the models - Evolving scope
Time And Material
Work is planned sprint by sprint, so priorities can change as you learn.
Compare the models - Ongoing product
Dedicated Team
A team that works only on your product, month to month.
See dedicated teams
Tell Us What You Want To Build
Helpful to include
- What the product should do
- Who will use it
- Anything already built
- Your target date
What happens next
- We read your brief and reply within two working days
- A scoping call to agree goals and must-haves
- A written proposal: scope, timeline and cost
MVP Development Questions
We list every feature you have in mind, then ask of each one whether the product can be tested without it. What remains is the first version. Everything else goes on a list for later.
It should not. We keep the scope small, not the quality low. The code is written so that features can be added without starting again.
Yes. We explain decisions in plain language, show working software every sprint and write down what was agreed.
You do. The code is in your repository and the contract assigns the IP to you. We sign an NDA before you share the idea in detail.
You can continue with the same team on a monthly basis, move to a support arrangement, or take the product in-house with a documented handover.
Have Something To Build?
Tell us the idea and the timeline. We will reply with questions, then a written proposal.