Your MVP, built by senior engineers, live in weeks.
You have the idea, the customers to talk to and a deadline. We turn it into a product people can sign up for and pay for, with code you won’t have to rewrite after you raise.
- Code in your repos from day one
- IP assigned to you
- Senior engineers only
- A live demo every week
- Fixed scope before we build
(01)Sound familiar?
What we usually hear first.
No technical co-founder
You need senior engineering judgment now, not after months of hiring.
Quotes that don’t add up
Agencies quote features, not outcomes, and the scope creeps from week one.
A prototype you’ll throw away
Fast builds that fall over when real users arrive, or when investors ask for a tech review.
Fundraising on a clock
You need real usage to show investors, not just a deck and a Figma file.
(03)Where to start
A low-risk first step.
Starting offer
MVP Scoping Sprint
A clear plan, a fixed price and a launch date.
Two weeks to turn your idea into a buildable plan, before you commit to the full build.
What you get
- User flows and feature scope
- Clickable designs for the key screens
- Architecture and data model
- Fixed-price build plan with a launch date
(04)Why teams pick us
Proof, not promises.
Case study · OG Sports
A cricket store that helps every player find their bat
A direct-to-consumer store for OG Sports’ premium cricket bats, with a guided bat finder and a game that brings players back every month.
Read the case studyYou own everything
Code lives in your GitHub from day one, and the IP is assigned to you.
Progress you can click
A live staging URL from week one and a demo every week.
Built to keep
Mainstream stack, tests on critical paths and CI/CD, so it survives due diligence.
(05)Questions
How much does an MVP cost?
It depends on scope. Projects range from under $10k for a focused first release to $75k+ for a full product. After the scoping sprint you get a fixed price and a launch date before the build starts.
I’m not technical. Is that a problem?
No. We explain trade-offs in plain language, make the technical decisions with you, and document everything so a future CTO or engineering hire can pick it up.
Will the code pass an investor’s technical review?
We build on mainstream, well-supported technology with tests, CI/CD and documentation, which is exactly what technical due diligence looks for.
What happens after launch?
Most founders keep us on to iterate on user feedback. Others hand the code to their own team, and we help with documentation and hiring.