SaaS Products
Sign up, billing, user roles and the one workflow people will pay for. Enough to run a real paid pilot.
What You Get in an MVP Build
Your MVP is the smallest version of your product that still answers the big question. Do people actually want this? Here is what we build so you can find out.
One Core Feature
We pick the single thing your product has to do, then build the shortest path from opening it to getting that done.
Screens That Make Sense
Proper design work, built on the same components your developers use. Nothing gets lost between the design file and the finished screen.
Code You Can Build On
Tested and documented, written the way a long term team writes it. You will not be throwing it away in six months.
Tracking From Day One
Analytics and feedback tools go in before launch, so your first week of real usage tells you something you can act on.
Room to Grow
Logins, data and hosting are set up properly, so version two adds to your MVP instead of replacing it.
A Real Launch
We handle app store submission, hosting, domains and monitoring, then stay close while your first users arrive.
How We Build Your MVP
Six stages. Each one ends with something you can open, click through and sign off before we start the next.
01
Discovery
We work out who your product is for, what they do today instead, and the one result that makes it worth opening.
02
UX/UI Design
Flows first, then screens. You see the whole journey before anyone writes product code.
03
Development
Two week sprints against the scope we agreed. At the end of each one you get a build you can click through yourself.
04
QA & Testing
Real devices and real edge cases, plus automated tests on the paths that would hurt most if they broke.
05
Launch
Stores, hosting, domains and monitoring, all set up and handed to you with the logins in your name.
06
Growth
We look at what your first users actually did, then turn that into the next release.
What We Build
MVPs For
Mobile Apps
One codebase for iOS and Android, live in both stores, with push notifications and crash reporting from day one.
Marketplaces
Listings, matching and payouts for both sides of your market, sized so you can build up supply before you spend on ads.
Internal Tools
The spreadsheet your team has outgrown, rebuilt with proper permissions, a record of every change and no broken formulas.
AI Products
A model doing real work inside your product, with the testing and safety limits you need before customers touch it.
FinTech
Payments, onboarding and KYC built to the rules from the start, with a ledger that balances and records your auditors can follow.
The Tech Stack Behind
Your MVP
Tools we use every day and know well. That is how your first release ships on time and your second one does not start with a rewrite.
Figma
XD
HTML
CSS
JS
ReactJS
NextJS
Flutter
Dart
PHP
Laravel
MySQL
PostgreSQL
MongoDB
AWS
DigitalOcean
Google Cloud
Nginx
GitHub Actions
What You Get at Handover
01
A live product
Your MVP is in the app stores or on the web, running on hosting and accounts registered in your name.
02
All of the code
You own 100% of the source code, the design files and the documentation. No licence and no lock in.
03
Real user data
Usage numbers and feedback from your first weeks, written up so you can take them to your board or your investors.
04
A clear next step
A short list of what to build next, based on what people actually did. Keep us on for it or hand it to your own team.
MVP Development FAQs
Most of our MVPs take 8 to 16 weeks from kickoff to launch. A single workflow tool sits near the bottom of that range and a marketplace with payments sits near the top. You get the timeline with your quote, before you sign anything.
It depends on how many platforms you launch on, how complex your features are and what we need to connect to. We quote a fixed price against a scope we agree in writing, and any change to that scope comes back to you as a separate number to approve first.
Anything your product can still prove its point without. We go through your feature list together and split it into version one and version two, so you can see exactly what is waiting rather than wondering what got dropped.
Yes. You own 100% of the source code, designs and documentation from the first commit. Every hosting and store account is opened in your name and handed over at the end.
Not if it is built properly. We cut features to hit your launch date, never engineering quality, so the database, logins and hosting are the ones you would have picked anyway. Growing usually means adding to this codebase.
Every build includes a support period while your first users arrive and the early issues show up. After that you can keep us on monthly for the next releases, or take the handover and run it with your own team.
Have a Product Idea? Let's Build It.
Tell us what your product should do and who it is for. We will come back with a scope, a timeline and a price for the version that gets it in front of real users.
