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MVP development for startups

We take a first product from idea to launch in 8–12 weeks. One team handles the scope, the design, the web app, the mobile app and the backend, so you have something real to put in front of users and investors.

What is included

  • A blueprint week

    We turn the idea into a feature list, a map of every screen and a fixed quote before any design starts.

  • A clickable prototype

    Every screen designed for phone and laptop. You click through it before a line of code is written.

  • The web app

    A fast, responsive front end in React or Next.js that works on any screen size.

  • The mobile app

    iOS and Android from one codebase with React Native or Flutter, or native Android in Kotlin.

  • The backend

    The API, the database, sign-in, payments and the admin panel your team runs the product from.

  • The launch

    Live on your domain, the App Store and Google Play, with analytics and error tracking switched on.

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • React Native
  • Flutter
  • PostgreSQL
  • AWS

The deal

No surprises, from quote to launch.

Read the full deal
  • A fixed price, agreed after week 1
  • You own the code, designs and accounts
  • A preview link every week
  • 30 days of fixes after launch

Work like this we have launched

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Questions founders ask

How long does it take to build an MVP?

Eight to twelve weeks for most first versions: one week for the blueprint, two for design, four to eight for the build depending on scope, then launch. You get a fresh preview link every week, so you see progress long before launch day.

How much does MVP development cost?

It depends on what the first version has to do, so we do not publish a single price. After the blueprint week you get a fixed quote for the whole build, agreed before design starts. There is no hourly meter running.

Who owns the code and the accounts?

You do. The code, the designs, the domain and every account (hosting, app stores, payments) are in your name from the start.

What should an MVP include?

Only what is needed to test the main idea with real users: the one thing the product does, sign-in, payments if you charge from day one, and a simple admin panel. The blueprint week is where we decide what launches now and what waits for version two.

What happens after launch?

Anything that breaks in the first 30 days, we fix. After that we can keep building new features with you, or hand over to your own team. Either way the code is already yours.