What goes in the first release
One kind of user, one job and the few features it needs. Everything else goes on a list for later, with the reason it can wait.
We build the first version of your product: the smallest release that does one job well enough for real users to try. Start with a free diagnosis to decide what goes in it and what waits.
Free diagnosis, yours to keep.
Most MVPs go wrong before any code is written. The scope keeps growing, the launch date slips, and nobody says so until months have gone.
We start by cutting. Which one job does your product need to do for its first users? What can wait until you have watched people use it?
One kind of user, one job and the few features it needs. Everything else goes on a list for later, with the reason it can wait.
Accounts, payments, existing data or an AI model can change the scope more than the screens do. We identify them before you commit to anything.
A first version should be something you can add to. We build it so the next release extends it instead of replacing it.
The free diagnosis gives you what to build first, a fixed timeline for your scope and a quote, or a straight “you don't need us.”
The people on that call do the work. There is no account manager and no handoff to a team you haven't met. You sign off the scope before the build starts, and you own what we build for you.
For EPIK, we built a Solana airdrop claim site, from eligibility list to launch in about 2 weeks. The date was fixed, so the scope was set around it.
That is one project, not a promise for yours. Your timeline depends on what your first release includes.
A minimum viable product is the first version of a product, with just enough in it for real users to try and for you to learn from. It is not a demo. People should be able to use it.
An MVP is a first version with a deliberately short feature list. Our website and web app development covers the fuller product, such as a customer portal or a site with many pages. If you already know everything the product needs, start there. If you need to decide what to build first, start here.
Yes. We build web-based SaaS products and AI products, and the diagnosis decides what the first release includes.
Yes. Bring it and tell us what it does today. We will say what is worth keeping and what to rebuild. If it will hold real users or payments, our security audit for AI-built apps checks it first.
Who the product is for and the problem it solves. Share any designs, prototypes, code or research you have. You don't need a finished specification to start.
That depends on what the first release includes. We scope the work before quoting. The free diagnosis gives you a timeline for your scope, not a generic estimate.
You do. You own the code and designs we build for you.
Tell us who it's for and the one job it needs to do. Start with a free diagnosis you can keep, whether or not you hire us.
Free diagnosis, yours to keep.