From idea to paying users.
We turn an idea into a working product with real users and real payments, then help you decide what to build next from what they actually do.
v1.0 shipped
Deployed to production
Scope discipline
What ships first, and what waits.
Most MVPs fail by doing too much, too late. We agree the first-release board with you before any code is written.
Version 1 5
- Sign-up and login
- The one workflow that proves the idea
- Payments and subscriptions
- Admin view for your team
- Analytics on what users do
After launch 5
- Team accounts and roles
- Integrations marketplace
- Mobile app
- Advanced reporting
- White-labelling
A typical first release
Ten weeks, week by week.
Discovery
Users, problem and the smallest valuable product
Design
Clickable prototype tested with real people
Build
Weekly releases to a staging link you can use
Beta
Early users, feedback, fixes
Launch
Production, payments live, monitoring on
Every product is scoped individually. Timelines are agreed in writing before we start.
Production stack
Built to keep growing.
Proven, well-supported tools, so hiring developers later is easy and version two builds on version one.
- Frontend
- Next.jsReactTailwind CSS
- Backend & data
- Node.jsPostgresSupabase
- Payments & auth
- StripeSupabase Auth
- AI & automation
- OpenAIn8n
Questions
Before you build.
What founders usually ask first.
How small should an MVP be?
Small enough to launch in weeks, complete enough that someone would pay for it. We find the one workflow that proves your idea and build that well, rather than ten features badly.
Can it grow into a full product?
Yes. We build MVPs on a production stack with tests and clean structure, so version two extends version one instead of replacing it.
Do you help after launch?
Yes. We can keep shipping on a monthly retainer, or hand over to your own developers with documentation and a walkthrough.
Who owns the product?
You do. Code, accounts, domains and data are yours from the first commit.
Got an idea?
Tell us the problem. We will tell you the smallest product that solves it.
A person replies within one business day with questions, not a sales pitch.
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