First Product Version (MVP)Free analysis before any build
MVP development: from your idea to a product people use.
For founders without a technical team. We check the idea for free, then design, build and run the first version.
Checking the idea firstFree
DesignPremium, from version one
Code and accountsYours from day one
HostingGrows without a rewrite
What brings you here today?
Pick the one closest to you. Each one starts the same way: a short, free conversation.
I have an idea, but no technical team
I need people who can design, build and run it for me.
Request a quoteI need a first version for real users
Something live I can show customers and investors.
Request a quoteOur company wants to test a new product
A first version for real clients before we commit.
Request a quoteI am not sure it is worth building
I want an honest check of the idea first.
Book a call
You have an idea. What happens next?
You do not need a technical co-founder. You need someone who turns the idea into something people can actually use, and keeps it small enough to test.
You tell usI have an idea for an app or an online service.
We take care of itWe help you pick the one thing it must do first, and cut the rest.
You tell usI can not picture how it would look.
We take care of itWe show you the screens before anything is built, so you can change your mind cheaply.
You tell usI do not know if people will want it.
We take care of itWe put a working first version in front of real users, so you find out.
You tell usI may need to show it to investors.
We take care of itYou get a real product and real numbers, not slides.
That is all it takes from you. The rest is our job.
Why do so many first products fail?
Founders usually come to us after one of these. Each one is avoidable before a single line is written.
You are not technical, and every quote reads differently
One agency says weeks, another says a year. Nobody explains the difference in words you can check.
Everything gets built, except what users wanted
Months go into features nobody asked for, and the one thing that would make people pay arrives last.
It works, but it looks cheap
A first impression that feels unfinished costs you the users and the investors you only get one chance with.
Version two means starting again
A first version built in a hurry cannot grow, so success arrives with a bill for a complete rewrite.
Have an idea? Let us check it with you first.
Before anything is built, we look at your idea, your users and the market with you. It costs nothing, and you keep the written result.
What is an MVP?
An MVP, or minimum viable product, is the smallest version of your product that real people can sign up for and use. It proves the idea with real users before you spend on everything else.
One clear job, done well
We find the one thing your users need most and build that properly, instead of twenty things halfway.
Real users, not a demo
People sign up, use it and tell you what they think. That answer, the first sign of product-market fit, is worth more than any presentation.
Built to keep growing
The first version is the foundation of the next ones, so what you learn goes into the product, not into a rebuild. That is what scalability means in practice.
Can my first version…?
A first version is small, but it is real. Here is what it can already do.
- Let people sign up and log in Yes
- Take payments or subscriptions Yes
- Work on phones as well as computers Yes
- Send welcome and reminder emails Yes
- Show me who uses it and how Yes
- Collect feedback from first users Yes
- Keep users' data safe from day one Yes
- Grow into the full product later Yes
- Be shown to investors as it is Yes
- Leave out what can wait Yes
- Launch with my own name and brand Yes
- Something else in mind? Ask us.
Free, with no obligation
Your idea, checked for free before anything is built.
We look at the idea, the first users and what version one must do, and give you a written view you keep either way.
- A conversation about how your business works
- A written scope in plain language
- An offer you can compare with anyone else's
How does MVP development work?
You always know what is happening, what comes next, and what you will have in your hands at the end of each step.
- Step 1
We check the idea, for free
We look at who the users are, what they need first, and whether a web app, a mobile app or both makes sense.
You receiveA written view of the idea and what the first version must do
- Step 2
We design it
Wireframes, then a clickable prototype you can try before anything is built, so you see the product and change your mind cheaply.
You receiveA clickable design of the first version
- Step 3
We build it, in short rounds
You test working parts as they are finished and decide with us what goes in and what waits.
You receiveA private test version you can share with early users
- Step 4
We launch it and keep it running
Live on our cloud, with sign-ups, monitoring and backups in place, ready for your first real users.
You receiveThe live product, the code, and a plan for version two
What kind of MVP can we build for you?
Web or mobile, for the public or for a company's own team. The free analysis decides which one your idea needs.
A web app people sign up for
Works in any browser on any device, the fastest way to put a new product in front of real users.
A mobile app
On iOS and Android, when the idea lives on the phone: on the move, with the camera, or with notifications. See mobile apps.
A marketplace
Two sides meeting in one place, such as clients and specialists, or buyers and sellers.
A booking or ordering service
Customers choose, book and pay online, and the business sees everything in one place.
A new product inside a company
A team testing a new service on real clients before the company commits to it fully.
Not sure which of these you need? That is what the free analysis is for.
Does a first version have to look cheap?
No. A first product is still a first impression. We design it to look and feel finished, with real UX design, and build it on current, widely used technology with an architecture that can carry many more users later.
- Designed screens, not a template with your logo on it
- Fast on phones and computers alike
- Current technology that other developers know well
- Structured so new features slot in without a rewrite
An MVP or the full product: what should you build first?
Most founders are tempted to build everything at once. This is what changes when you start focused.
- What you learnA focused first version: What real users do, early, while changing course is cheap.Everything at once: What users think only after the budget is spent.
- What you spend firstA focused first version: Only the part that proves the idea.Everything at once: Every feature, including the ones nobody will use.
- What you show investorsA focused first version: A live product with real sign-ups.Everything at once: A plan and a promise.
- What happens nextA focused first version: Version two is built on the same foundation.Everything at once: Changes after launch are slow and expensive.
How much does it cost to build an MVP?
We do not print a figure, because it depends on your idea. These are the things that decide it, and the free check turns them into a written offer.
The one job it must do
The narrower the first version, the less it costs and the sooner it reaches users.
Web, mobile or both
A web app reaches everyone fastest. A mobile app adds the phone's own features.
Who signs up
A product for the public needs more polish and protection than a pilot for one company's team.
Payments and accounts
Taking money or running subscriptions adds billing. If that is the plan, see subscription software.
The design
Premium screens are part of every first version. A UI design sprint can also be ordered on its own first.
Get a written offer for your first version.
Tell us the idea. After the free check you receive a defined scope and an offer.
Stop sitting on the idea. Test it.
The expensive mistake is building everything before anyone has used it. Tell us the idea; we tell you what the smallest real version looks like.
- We start with the one thing that proves the idea
- A written plan before you spend anything
- Built to grow, so nothing is thrown away later
What happens when your first users arrive?
The day your product works is the day more people arrive. We host it on our own cloud, scale it as your users grow, and protect it from the first sign-up. You focus on the users, we take care of everything underneath.
Infrastructure and cloud
Launched on our cloud
Your product goes live on infrastructure we run, with no servers for you to rent, set up or understand.
Ready when users arrive
When a launch, a post or an investor brings a crowd, the product grows to meet it instead of falling over.
Backups from day one
Your users' data is copied automatically and kept safe, so one bad day never becomes the end of the product.
Cyber security
Secure sign-ups and logins
Accounts, passwords and permissions done properly from the first version, not fixed after a scare.
Your users' data protected
Personal data encrypted and handled the way European rules expect, which investors and partners will ask about.
Watched and updated
We keep the product patched and watch for attacks, so your launch is remembered for the right reasons.
One team for the software, the cloud and the security. Ask what it would cost for you.
How do you choose an MVP development company?
Four questions worth asking any team before you sign. These are our answers.
Paid work, clearly agreed
We do not take equity or defer payment. You keep all of your company, and you know what you pay for before we start.
The product is yours
Code, accounts, domain and data are in your name from the first day. Investors will ask, and the answer is simple.
We say it when something is not ready
If the idea needs more checking before it needs building, you hear that from us first, in plain words.
One team from idea to growth
The people who check your idea design it, build it, run it and build the next version with you.
Want these answers in your contract? Ask for a quote.
What usually goes with it
Most businesses start with one thing and add the next when they need it. One team does all of it, so nothing falls between two suppliers.
Need more than one of these? One conversation covers all of them.Request a quote Book a call
Tell us about your idea. It stays between us.
A short conversation is enough to know whether we are the right team for it. Book a call or ask for a quote, whichever is easier.
What do you own at the end?
A product, not only a project. Everything you need to grow it, show it to investors, or hand it to your own team later.
- The live product, with real users signing up
- The full source code, in an account you own
- Domains, app store accounts and passwords in your name
- The designs of every screen
- Documentation another developer could pick up
- A written plan for the next version
- Hosting, backups and security already running
Want this list for your own project, in writing?
What happens after you contact us?
No sales script and no pressure. Four simple steps, and you can stop after any of them.
You send a few lines
Through the contact page, in your own words. No form full of technical questions.
We reply with questions
A person who would work on your project reads it and asks what we need to know.
A call when it suits you
We talk about your business, not about technology. You can stop there if it is not right.
A written scope and an offer
Yours to keep and compare, whether or not you go ahead with us.
Technologies and platforms we work with
Established platforms, chosen for what your project needs, so nothing you depend on is an experiment.
First products for the industries we know
Founders and companies in these sectors bring us ideas most often. Each page shows the problems we solve there.
- Construction & Trades
- Education & Training
- Healthcare & Medical
- Restaurants & Hospitality
- Professional Services
- Real Estate
- Retail & E-Commerce
- Plumbing
Your industry is not listed?Request a quote Book a call
The words on this page, explained
Software comes with its own vocabulary. Here is what the terms mean, in plain words.
MVP (Minimum Viable Product)
An MVP is the simplest version of a product that can be released to early customers, containing only the core features necessary to test a business idea and gather real user feedback.
Read the definitionProduct-Market Fit
Product-market fit is the point where a product satisfies a strong market demand — when enough customers genuinely need your product and are willing to pay for it.
Read the definitionPrototyping
Prototyping is the process of creating an interactive, clickable model of a website or application that simulates user interactions, used for testing and validation before development begins.
Read the definitionWireframe
A wireframe is a basic visual guide that represents the skeletal framework of a website or app, showing the layout of elements, content placement, and navigation without detailed design.
Read the definitionUX Design (User Experience Design)
UX design is the process of creating products that provide meaningful, relevant, and enjoyable experiences to users, encompassing all aspects of how a person interacts with a product or service.
Read the definitionUser Persona
A user persona is a fictional, detailed representation of your ideal customer based on real research and data, used to guide product development, marketing, and business decisions.
Read the definitionAgile
Agile is a project management and software development approach that breaks work into small, iterative cycles called sprints, enabling teams to adapt quickly to changing requirements and deliver value continuously.
Read the definitionScalability
Scalability is the ability of a system, product, or business to handle increased demand by growing its capacity efficiently without a proportional increase in costs or complexity.
Read the definition
Prefer it explained on a call?Request a quote Book a call
Everything else we do for businesses like yours
One team for the software, the cloud under it, its upkeep and the customers it brings. Most clients start with one service and add the next.
Not sure which service you need? Tell us the problem and we will point you to the right one.
Smaller pieces of work you can order on their own
Defined jobs from our catalogue, delivered by the same team. Useful before the project, beside it, or after it.
Brand & Design
Brand kit
Logo, palette, type and the rules that keep them consistent.See the offerVideo & Motion
Explainer video
Sixty to ninety seconds explaining what you do, scripted before it is animated.See the offerContent & Copy
Website copy rewrite
Every page on the site, rewritten to say what you actually sell.See the offerBrand & Design
UI design sprint
Screens designed and prototyped in two weeks, ready to build.See the offer
Questions owners ask us first
If yours is not here, ask it on a call. You get a straight answer from the person who would do the work.
Did not find your question? Ask it on a call.
I am not technical. Can I still build a product with you?
Yes, most of our founders are not. We explain every choice in plain words, show you working screens instead of documents, and never ask you to decide something you cannot judge.
How much does an MVP cost?
It depends on what the first version has to do, so we do not print a figure that would not fit your idea. After the free check you receive a written offer for a defined first version.
How long until I have something live?
That depends on the scope we agree. You get a realistic plan with the offer, once we understand the idea, not a promise made before we have seen it.
Is checking the idea really free?
Yes. We look at your idea, your first users and what the first version must do, and you keep the written result whether or not you build with us.
Do you work for equity or delayed payment?
No. We only do paid work, agreed in writing. It keeps the arrangement simple and your company entirely yours.
Web app or mobile app?
Whichever your users need. We decide it with you during the free analysis, and some products start on the web and add an app later.
What happens after launch?
We keep the product online, secure and backed up on our cloud, and build the next version with you based on what real users do.
Who owns the code?
You do, from the first day, together with the accounts, the domain and the data.
What is the difference between an MVP and a prototype?
A prototype is a clickable picture of the product, used to test the idea before building. An MVP is the real, working product that real users sign up for. We often make the first on the way to the second.
Can the MVP grow into a full product later?
Yes, that is how we build it. The first version is the foundation, so new features are added on top rather than in a rebuild. Many grow into subscription software or a larger custom system.
Starting costs you nothing.
- The analysis is freeOne conversation and a written scope, at no cost.
- You keep the scopeTake it to anyone; it is yours either way.
- No obligationNothing is signed until you have a written offer you agree with.
- Everything in your nameIf you go ahead, the code, accounts and data are yours.
The only thing it takes is a few lines about your business.
Your idea deserves a real first version.
Start with a free check of the idea. Then a premium first version, live with real users, on infrastructure that grows with you.