Design · MVP & Prototyping
Test your idea before you invest big
First a small product that answers the most important question; then a roadmap that grows with the data.
What do you get from an MVP?
We pin down the assumption your idea depends on and design the smallest product that tests it. Sometimes a clickable prototype is enough; sometimes you need a first version that takes real payments.
The MVP is built on a scalable foundation, so a validated idea can grow without a rewrite.
What you get
- Assumption map and success metrics
- Clickable prototype and user tests
- A focused first version (web or mobile)
- Analytics and feedback setup
- A demo environment for investor pitches
- A data-driven roadmap
Technologies
- Flutter
- React Native
- React / Next.js
How does the MVP process run?
- 01
Assumptions
We clarify under what conditions the idea works.
- 02
Prototype
Clickable flows in 1–2 weeks.
- 03
Test
Interviews and measurements with real users.
- 04
First release
Launch with the validated core features.
Standard in every project
Never sold as an add-on — part of every delivery.
Security
OWASP checks, role-based access and data storage that complies with KVKK and GDPR.
Performance
Fast screens, with Core Web Vitals measured before launch.
Clean, tested code
Code review, automated tests and CI/CD for safe releases.
Docs & handover
You own the code and the docs, and your team gets a handover session.
Frequently asked questions
What’s the difference between an MVP and a prototype?
A prototype is a clickable design that looks like it works; an MVP is the first working version that real users use and that collects data.
How long does an MVP take?
A clickable prototype usually takes 1–2 weeks; a focused MVP 6–10 weeks.
Can we grow the MVP later?
Yes. We build MVPs on a scalable architecture, so the validated product grows without a rewrite.
Ready to test your idea?
Let’s find the most critical assumption and measure it within weeks.