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MVP development as a fixed-scope sprint of 4 to 6 weeks. It ends with a deployed product, the complete codebase, and a technical roadmap. The scope and the price stay fixed from the first day.
We cut the scope down. Only the features that prove the concept stay in.
01 - The situation
You need software that runs in front of users and investors. You do not need a discovery phase of six months first.
02 - What you get
Not a prototype and not a slide deck. A product that runs, and everything you need to run it without us.
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A functional application on live infrastructure. Real users sign up and use it.
Together we cut the idea down to the features that prove the concept. We then design, build, and deploy that application. It is a web product or an AI product, on the same timeline.
You test the concept against real user behavior. An investor clicks through a product instead of a mockup.
02
The complete codebase, the CI/CD setup, and the infrastructure in your own accounts.
We build in your repository and deploy to accounts that you control. The documentation ships with the code. No part of the stack depends on a contract with us.
You keep everything that you paid for. A technical due diligence finds a documented codebase, not a black box.
03
A written technical plan for the stage after the MVP, with the trade-offs named.
We write down what the MVP deliberately leaves out, what breaks first under load, and what the next three months cost. We name the decisions that a future team must revisit.
Your next developer, or your first engineering hire, starts with a map. You raise on a plan, not on a hope.
03 - How it runs
Every week ends with a demo. You see the product grow, and you correct the direction while a correction is still cheap.
We cut the scope down. Only the features that prove the concept stay in.
We agree the core user stories, the product architecture, and a prioritized backlog. We decide together what stays out.
One senior team implements the core features. A check-in runs during the week, and a demo closes it.
The MVP goes to a live environment. You receive the codebase, the documentation, and the roadmap for version 1.0.
Continue with us, hire your own team, or pause the work. You own the result in every case.
04 - Proof
Four fixed-scope builds from an empty repository. Each one shows the scope, the team size, and what shipped.
Circular economy, metal recycling, industrial decommissioning
A small team built a multi-tenant traceability platform for industrial decommissioning in three months, from an empty repository. The platform holds one shared record per project, a custody event for every material hand-off, and an audit trail with a cryptographic chain.
Read the case studySoftware products, website quality assurance
Our own product: VarioBrowser shows one website at desktop, tablet, and phone sizes at the same time, live and in sync. It also has an interface built for AI agents. The app, the marketing website, and the licensing system went from nothing to a released 1.0 beta in 12 days.
Read the case studyLegal technology, AI-assisted legal research
A small team built a legal-tech product in roughly three months, in three phases. An ingestion pipeline processed tens of thousands of court decisions from a government database. A semantic search engine returns citations a lawyer can trust. A multi-tenant AI research workbench holds the daily work of a legal team.
Read the case studyBusiness software, AI-assisted file conversion
Our own product: a desktop app that converts data files between mismatched column layouts. The AI proposes a map between the columns and writes the conversion itself. The conversion then runs entirely on your own computer, and your data never leaves it.
Read the case study05 - Questions
06 - Related
Most engagements combine two of these. Start where the risk is highest.
Book a free scoping session. We whiteboard the product together, and you leave with a concrete plan and a concrete price. That holds whether you build it with us or not.
