The first version has to be small enough to ship and solid enough that the first customers, and the next investor meeting, can use it.
A free call, then a paid scoping sprint. You get a written plan, a timeline, and an estimate before we write production code. If the plan is wrong, you stop there.
Design is a clickable prototype you can put in front of real users. The build is weekly demos and a staging link. Launch includes deployment, monitoring, and analytics.
Care plans are available after launch: monitoring, fixes, and small improvements every month. Or we hand over documentation so your team can take it from there.
A good fit when
- You have a clear user and a problem, and you need the first version in market.
- You want a demo you can hand to an investor without apologizing for it.
- You would rather own the code than rent a no-code stack you cannot leave.
Questions
How does a project start?
With a call, then a short scoping sprint. You leave with a written plan, a timeline, and an estimate. The build starts only after you accept that plan.
Will this be a throwaway prototype?
No. The MVP is production code in your repository, with auth, data, and deployment treated as part of the product, not a later surprise.