The starting point is unclear
You know the concept, but not what is essential for validation and what can wait.
Startup MVP in 7–14 days — test the idea without hiring a full team
For founders who need a working service, web app, or Telegram Mini App. We define the essential journey, build it, and prepare it for real feedback.
Projects start from $500. We confirm scope and cost after a short review of the idea.
The problem we solve
The main early-stage risk is spending months and budget on development before the core journey has been tested with real users.
There is no delivery team
Finding and coordinating several specialists becomes a separate job before the product begins.
The budget grows too early
A large first release costs more without answering the main question faster: will people use it?
What you receive
The first release centers on one useful action that can be demonstrated and tested.
- A concise MVP plan with explicit boundaries.
- A working interface for the main user journey.
- The required backend logic, data, and integrations.
- Deployment to the agreed environment and a launch check.
- A practical improvement list based on early feedback.
The MVP excludes speculative features and premature scaling. They move to a later stage after the core journey is tested.
How we work
Four clear stages, each with an agreed outcome.
Clarify the idea
We identify the audience, problem, and action that makes the product useful.
Define version one
We agree on screens, data, integrations, timing, and what deliberately stays outside the release.
Build and verify
We show progress, test the core journey, and resolve issues that would block a meaningful launch.
Launch and learn
We deploy, hand over access, and turn initial feedback into priorities for the next stage.
Experience across industries
We have worked with major companies, private clients, and different agencies. Our projects span gamification, CRM and ERP systems, ecommerce, loyalty programs, promotional campaigns, customer accounts, and internal tools.
- Dixi Group
- World Fashion Channel
- Bristol
- Victoria
- Mercury Retail Group
- Pyaterochka
- HeadHunter
- MTS
- Zewa
- Magnit
Experience across different project scales helps define the version that a business and its users actually need first.
Questions and answers
Can every MVP be delivered in 7–14 days?
Yes when version one is limited to one or two journeys. Complex integrations or multiple roles may require staged delivery and a separate timeline.
What should I prepare before contacting you?
A short description of the idea, intended users, and desired outcome is enough. A prototype or technical specification is not required.
Can the product continue after the MVP?
Yes. Version one is built as a working foundation. After feedback, it can gain new features, analytics, roles, and journeys.
Who owns the code and access?
Handover terms are agreed before work starts. You receive the agreed source code, access, and project materials after launch.
Get a clear plan for version one
Describe the idea, audience, and main product action. A rough explanation is enough to start the conversation.