Want to test your idea before burning $100K on a full-scale product? We build lean, high-impact MVPs that get you real user feedback in weeks—not months—without overengineering or bloated budgets.

"Do Less, Learn More"

We focus on one core problem, solve it brilliantly, and avoid feature creep.

✅ Example:

A food delivery startup needed to test demand.

• Typical Agency: Builds app with menus, payments, rider tracking (~6 months, $80K).
• Our MVP: A WhatsApp bot where users text orders (~2 weeks, $8K).
  → Validated demand, then scaled.

1. Right-Sized Tech Stack

No "NASA-grade" code for a simple idea.

Avoiding Overkill:
❌ "Let’s use Kubernetes!" → ✅ "Supabase does 90% of it for free."

2. Laser-Focused Features

We cut, cut, cut until only the must-haves remain.

MVP Filter:

• "Will users pay for this?" → Yes? Build. No? Cut.
• "Can we fake it manually?" (e.g., Stripe checkout → manual invoices in V1).

Example:

A SaaS MVP skipped admin panels early.
→ Founders handled manual onboarding (saved 3 dev months).

3. Design for Learning, Not Perfection

• No custom illustrations (Stock SVGs work).
• No A/B tests (Yet).
• No edge cases (Handle 80% of users first).

1. Airbnb’s First MVP

• What they built: A simple site with photos of their apartment.
• What they skipped: Payments, reviews, search filters.
• Outcome: Validated demand before coding complex features.

2. Dropbox’s Fake MVP

• What they built: A video demoing the "product."
• What they skipped: Actual cloud storage code.
• Outcome: 70K signups overnight—then they built it.

(We use similar "hacks" to save you time.)

Key Questions We Ask:

1. "What’s the simplest version of this that works?"
2. "How can we fake X without coding it?"
3. "What’s the cheapest way to get 100 signups?"

Recent MVP Stats:

• $12K: Built a job-matching SaaS (Supabase + Next.js).
• 3 weeks: Launched a niche social app (Firebase + Flutter).

✔ You’re pre-funding and need traction fast.
✔ Your co-founder says "But what if users want [obscure feature]?"
✔ You’ve spent 3+ months debating tech stacks.

Nope. Users care about solving their pain, not your tech.

Our MVPs Look "Premium" Where It Counts:

• Polished core UX (The one feature you’re testing).
• Fast loading (No bloat).
• Clear next steps (e.g., "Join waitlist" if manual).

Example:

A fintech MVP used a Typeform for KYC checks.
→ Looked seamless, saved $20K in dev work.