Eight weeks. One MVP. Built to last from day one.
For founders, CTOs, and innovation leads who need to test the biggest bet in the company. Fast, with senior engineers, on systems built to last after the experiment is done.
Most so-called MVPs are either six-month engineering projects in disguise or throwaway prototypes nobody can take live. Neither tells you anything you needed to know.
A demo that impresses the board does not test the bet. Real users with real money on the line do.
Outside teams build the MVP, then disappear. Your team inherits code they did not design, on systems they do not run.
From bet to handed-over product.
Four phases. Eight to twelve weeks, give or take.
Two weeks. We pin down the riskiest assumption, whether it is technical, market, or operational, and design the smallest experiment that can prove it wrong.
Four to six weeks. A senior team builds a real, working slice on systems your team can run from day one. No throwaway demos.
Two to four weeks with real users, real volume, the numbers that matter. We improve it every week with the team that will own it after we leave.
One week. Guides, tests, monitoring, and on-call rota set up so your team can run it from there. We stay on call for the first month if you want.
Four things that make it work.
Same setup, same tests, same monitoring you will run at scale. No throwaway sandboxes that need to be rebuilt later.
Every MVP exists to test one assumption. If we cannot say it in a sentence, we do not start.
Senior engineers on the keyboard. Not a junior team with one experienced person checking in once a week.
Boring tech, clear names, real documentation. Your team should feel at home in the code by week three.
Three bets. Three answers.
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