Core user journeys only
We focus on 1–2 primary user types and the key flows that prove your thesis. Everything else goes into the backlog.
MVP in 6–8 Weeks
Stop polishing Figma. Ship something real in 6–8 weeks.
We help founders move from idea → working product with just enough features to test in the wild. No bloated scope, no endless revisions — a tight, testable MVP.
Typical timeline: 6–8 weeks
Built on a modern, scalable stack
Who is this for?
You're not trying to win design awards yet. You want to show users something usable, validate if they care, and get data for your next decisions.
- Early-stage founders with a clear idea but no dev team.
- Operators inside companies spinning up a new product line.
- Teams stuck in endless “concept” mode with no launch.
What you walk away with
- • A hosted, usable product people can log into
- • Admin access to manage users/data
- • A clear backlog for v1.1, v1.2…
What we actually build in an MVP
Auth, basic security, billing (if needed)
We wire authentication, roles, and simple billing flows if revenue is part of your first test.
Simple, clean UI that doesn’t embarrass you
Not a Dribbble showpiece, but clean, on-brand, and easy to use on laptop and mobile.
Analytics & feedback hooks
Event tracking, error logging, and feedback channels so you see what’s actually happening.
The 6–8 week build plan
- Week 1Scope & flows
We lock the core journeys, define non-negotiables, and finalise the MVP scope.
- Week 2–3UX & foundation
UX flows, UI system, and technical scaffolding. You see screens & user paths quickly.
- Week 4–5Build & integrate
Feature implementation, integrations (payments, email, etc.), and basic admin.
- Week 6–8Polish & launch
Fix bugs, refine UX, deploy, and track the first real users going through.
Have an idea you're scared to ship half-baked?
Share your deck or Notion doc. We'll tell you what belongs in an MVP and what can wait.