MVP Sprint. From idea to a working first release in about four weeks.
A focused four-week sprint that turns your idea into production-ready software real users can try, not a clickable mock-up.
For founders and product teams who want to test an idea with real users before committing a larger budget.
MVP Sprint
We agree the smallest set of features that tests your core idea, then build it on a modern, maintainable stack: authentication, database, the core workflow, a responsive interface and deployment. You see a demo every week and own the code at the end.
- (01)Production-ready, not a prototype
- (02)A demo every week
- (03)Modern, maintainable stack
- (04)Yours to keep building on
Tools we use for this.
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Supabase
- PostgreSQL
- Vercel
We choose the stack that fits your requirements. Tool names describe our skills, not partnerships.
Sprint.
4 weeks.
Four weeks on one goal, with working software at the end.
Included
- (01)Scope session and feature priorities
- (02)Authentication and database
- (03)Core features and responsive interface
- (04)AI features where they serve the core idea
- (05)Deployment and hosting setup
- (06)30 days of bug fixes after delivery
Not included
- (01)Maintenance after the 30-day bug-fix period
- (02)Marketing, SEO or copywriting
- (03)Third-party API and hosting costs
- (04)Large enterprise features, such as SSO or complex roles, unless scoped
How it runs
- (01) · Week 1
Discover
Requirements, priorities, stack and wireframes.
- (02) · Weeks 2–3
Build
Core features, data model, authentication and interface.
- (03) · Week 4
Launch
Testing, deployment, documentation and handover.
Also available as: Workshop (½–2 days) · Build & Support (Staged, ongoing). Compare the formats.
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Is four weeks realistic?
For a focused first release, yes: that is the aim we plan around. We agree the scope in week one so it fits; anything larger is staged.
What if we want changes during the sprint?
Small adjustments fit within the weekly demos. New features or big changes are assessed for their effect on time and price before we agree them.
What happens after launch?
Bugs you report within 30 days of delivery are fixed free of charge. Then you can continue with us in Build & Support, take the code in-house or hand it to another team.