Sample project 01
Placeholder entry. Replace with the real project: who the client is, what we built, and why it mattered.
A first version small enough to ship fast and real enough to charge for.
Founders with a real problem to solve and a deadline: a pitch, a pilot customer, or a runway shorter than they would like.
First versions grow. Every feature looks essential until launch slips by months and the money runs low. What you need is the smallest product that shows people will use it and pay for it.
We go through your feature list together and cut it down to the core loop. It is the most useful hour of the project.
Short weekly cycles, with a live staging link from the first week.
Real users on the product, and us fixing what they run into.
You take the code to your own team, or we keep going on version two.
4 to 10 weeks
A typical range for this kind of work. The written scope we send after the first call sets your actual dates.
No. It does fewer things, but the things it does have to work well, or your test results mean nothing.
Parts of it, once you learn what users want. We build on a common, well-supported stack so a future team can extend it instead of starting over.
Yes. Scoping is part of the work, and we push back on features that do not serve the test.
A 30-minute call. You explain the problem, we ask questions, and you leave knowing whether we are the right team and what the work would involve.