Path A · From zero
Starting from an idea?
We define the v1 cut, design the flows, build the app and API, and put it in front of users.
- Written cut: must-have vs later
- Client + API + the admin you need on day one
- A login people can actually use
Service · 02 · MVP
A product real users can sign into — not a prototype deck.
We take a new product from the idea through design, frontend, backend, and the integrations that make v1 usable. Founders use this to launch. Companies use it to prove a new line without standing up a second team.
Two paths. Same studio. Pick the one that matches — both are in scope.
Path A · From zero
We define the v1 cut, design the flows, build the app and API, and put it in front of users.
Path B · Already in motion
We start from what exists, kill what is not v1, and ship the rest. No rebuild for sport.
The product shapes inside this service, in plain terms.
What has to be in the first version, what waits, and what would sink the timeline.
UX/UI, web or mobile client, API, auth, and the admin you need on day one.
Payments, email, auth providers, and the third-party APIs the product cannot fake.
Deploy, basic analytics, and a plan for the next slice after real usage.
What you can expect in scope when this is the brief.
Discovery and a written v1 cut
UX/UI for the core flows
Client + API + database
Auth, payments, or other integrations in scope
Production launch and a short support window
Live products where this kind of work actually shipped.
A studio cut, not a staff-aug black box.
Goals, users, must-haves. Everything else is a later version.
Flows, UI, and the data model behind them.
App, API, integrations — weekly cuts you can click.
Ship, instrument, listen, then pick the next slice.
Idea → cut → build → launch
Straight answers. The rest belongs in the brief.
A first production version: accounts, the core job, and the backend it needs. Not a Figma prototype and not a feature-complete platform.
Yes. We read what exists, keep what holds, and cut the rest to a launchable v1.
No. MVP is the first production cut. Most clients stay for the next features — that is Product improvement if the product is already live.
That is a slice, not a full MVP. We still take it. Backend and Product improvement cover that shape of work.
Same studio. Different job.
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