MVP development
Your idea.
A working first version.
Turn one core business problem into a product people can use. We help you choose what belongs in the first release, then take it from written scope to production.
For non-technical founders ready to build a focused first product.
What you get
Start focused. Finish with something real.
An MVP is a first product, not every feature you might need someday. We make that first step clear and build it properly.
A scope you can choose
Baseline, recommended, and full-scope options, each with a fixed price. You choose what belongs in the first release.
Working software for real users
A tested first version around the agreed problem, with deployed infrastructure and monitoring.
A handoff you can build on
Source code, infrastructure access, and useful documentation. Your next engineer can keep going without depending on us.
How we approach it
From the first conversation to first release.
Three written options. One fixed price for the scope you choose.
Our working processUnderstand the problem
We talk through your users, the business need, and what you have already tried.
Scope, then build
Choose a written option. Review working software against that scope each week.
Launch and hand over
Take ownership of the system, with documentation and a default 30-day post-launch warranty.
How much should I budget?
Most engagements run $15k–$60k, depending on scope and complexity. Projects start at $4k. We give you written options with a fixed price before building.
How long does a build take?
Build engagements usually go from kickoff to production in 4 to 10 weeks. The written scope sets out what we will deliver.
What happens after launch?
Build work includes the source code, infrastructure access, and documentation your first engineer can use without calling us. A default 30-day post-launch warranty covers breakages.
Do I need a technical co-founder to work with you?
No. We work directly with non-technical founders. We translate your product vision into a technical specification and build it. You do not need an internal technical person to manage the relationship.
What do I need to provide on my side?
A clear understanding of the problem you are solving and the user you are solving it for. We handle the rest. If you have wireframes, mockups, or competitive research, those help. If you do not, we can work from a conversation.
What happens after the MVP is built?
You put it in front of real users, collect their feedback and decide what to build next. We can help with the next iteration, or you can take the code to another team. Either way works for us.
How is this different from using a no-code builder?
No-code builders work for simple applications with standard patterns. If your product requires custom business logic, specific integrations, or a unique user experience, a custom build gives you the flexibility no-code platforms cannot offer, and the code belongs to you.
Do you take equity in the business?
No. We charge a fixed price for our work. You retain full ownership of the software and the company.