MVP development

AI has changed what a small senior team can build. We now take products from idea to working software: designed properly, built with AI-accelerated workflows, and shaped by people who've shipped products at scale.

Who this is for

Founders with a validated idea and no technical team. Companies that need a real product in market fast, not a prototype held together with tape. Teams with a vibe-coded MVP that needs rebuilding into something they can actually grow on.

What we do

  • Product definition and scoping

  • Full product design

  • Front-end and full-stack builds

  • AI integrations and workflows

  • Launch-ready sites to go with the product

How AI fits, honestly

We use AI to build faster and explore wider, which is why a team our size can offer this at all. What AI doesn't do is decide what's worth building, how it should work, or when it's good enough to ship. That's the twenty years. The combination is the offer.

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

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1

What's the difference between this and Dash?

Dash is a fixed-price design sprint for elevating an existing prototype: sharp scope, fast turnaround, one price. MVP development is bigger: we're defining, designing and building the product with you. If you're not sure which you need, start the conversation and we'll tell you straight.

2

Do you maintain what you build?

We can, through a monthly partnership. We also build with the expectation that your future team inherits the codebase, so it's written to be handed over, not to keep you dependent.

3

We have a vibe-coded MVP that's falling apart. Rebuild or fix?

The honest answer is it depends what's underneath, and we'll tell you within the first conversation which it is. Sometimes the prototype is a fine foundation that needs design and structure. Sometimes it's a demo wearing a product costume, and rebuilding properly is faster than patching.

4

What stack do you build on?

Modern, boring, and handover-friendly. Typically Next.js and the tools around it, with AI integrations where they earn their place. We choose for the team who'll inherit the code, not for our own novelty.