COOPERATION FORMAT
MVP and first-release product development
Test an idea through a working product. We choose one useful journey and defer features that are unnecessary for understanding demand and user behaviour.
Discuss this format ↗WHEN IT HELPS
Choose by the work ahead
A fit for a new SaaS product, service, application or internal tool when validating value matters more than delivering every planned capability at once.
DELIVERABLES
What we agree to deliver
- A priority journey and clear first-release boundaries.
- Interface, data and backend logic for that journey.
- Agreed analytics and ways to collect feedback.
- Launch and a list of decisions for the next phase.
WORKING PROCESS
Three steps to an agreed scope
- Define the hypothesis and an observable validation outcome.
- Build the main sequence of user actions.
- Launch, review feedback and select the next step.
COMMERCIAL TERMS
Planning, budget and responsibilities
The first-release scope and budget are agreed separately. Later phases are estimated after launch and updated priorities.
An MVP does not guarantee demand. Data protection, a correct core journey and maintainability remain first-release requirements.
FAQ
Before we start
How many features should be included?
Enough to test the main value. Secondary journeys go into the list for later phases.
Can we keep developing the MVP?
Yes. Expansion decisions follow usage results. Architecture takes the near-term growth scenarios into account.
RELATED SECTIONS
Plan the next step
Tell us the goal and how to reach you. Detailed planning follows our first conversation.
