MVP development that gets you in front of real users
A focused first version of your product, built in weeks rather than quarters, with a codebase that can grow instead of being thrown away.
Most failed MVPs aren't too small — they're too broad. The job of a first release is to answer one question: will people use this and pay for it. Everything that doesn't serve that question can wait.
I work with founders to cut scope down to the core flow, then build it properly: real accounts, real data, payments if the model needs them. It looks finished to the user even though it covers a narrow slice.
The technical choices assume success. Typed code, a proper database with access rules and a deployment pipeline — so version two is an extension, not a rewrite.
How the MVP is scoped
One core flow
The single journey that proves the value, built end to end and polished.
Real accounts
Sign-up, sign-in and permissions from day one, so you can onboard actual users.
Payments when needed
Subscriptions or one-off payments wired in if pricing is part of what you're testing.
Usage analytics
Event tracking on the flows that matter, so feedback is data and not anecdote.
Weekly demos
Working software every week, with scope adjustable as you learn.
Room to grow
Architecture and code quality that support version two rather than blocking it.
Frequently asked questions
Tell me what you're building
Send a short brief and you'll get a reply within one working day, with a fixed price and a clear plan for the first milestone.