Startup & MVP

A founder tries a prototype on a phone over paper wireframes and sticky notes

// Startup & MVP

Turn an idea into something real: a scoped plan, a clickable prototype and a first version people can use.

Most first-time founders try to build too much: the feature list grows, the budget runs out, and the product launches months late before anyone has checked whether customers want it. We keep it small on purpose, with a plan that fits your runway, a prototype to show users and investors, and a working MVP in about two weeks.

  • A feature plan that fits your runway

  • A prototype to show users and investors

  • An MVP in about two weeks

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// What’s included

What an MVP engagement covers

01

Product scoping

The idea broken down into features, sorted into what the first version needs and what can wait.

02

Clickable prototype

A realistic prototype to test with users and show investors before development starts.

03

MVP development

A working first version with the core journey built end to end, deployed on a real URL.

04

Technical advice

Straight answers on stack, costs and hiring for founders without a technical co-founder.

05

Launch and feedback

Analytics and feedback tools in place, so you learn from your first users instead of guessing.

06

Next-phase roadmap

What to build after the MVP, ranked by what your first users actually do.

// How it runs

From an idea to a first version people can use

Week 1

Scope

We work through the idea with you and agree the smallest version that proves it works.

Week 2

Prototype and build

The prototype tested with a handful of real users, then the MVP built on what they told us.

After launch

Learn and plan

Your first users’ behaviour, not guesswork, decides what goes into the next phase.

What you walk away with

  • A scoped feature plan and roadmap
  • A clickable prototype
  • A working MVP on a live URL
  • Source code in your own repository
  • Analytics and feedback tools set up
  • A plan for the next phase

// Portfolio

Our work

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// Questions

Asked about this service

Yes. Most of the founders we work with are not. We explain choices in plain language, show progress on something you can click, and write every decision down, so you never have to take our word for it.

One core journey, done properly. That might be signing up, booking and paying, or uploading a file and getting a result. Everything else goes on the roadmap for after you have real users.

Often it does. A clickable prototype shows investors exactly what you are building, and it pairs well with the scoped plan and costs from the first week.