From your first idea to your first real users — in 6 weeks.

From your first idea to your first real users.

A Minimum Viable Product (MVP) is not a half-finished product. It is the smallest version of your idea that delivers enough value for real users to pay for or engage with — built for scalability from the start, with every integration your product needs included from day one.

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Mobile apps

iOS and Android apps built with React Native or Flutter. Real users, real engagement, real revenue from day one.

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SaaS platforms

Multi-tenant architecture, subscription billing, user management — launch as a standalone product with paying customers from day one.

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Two-sided marketplaces

Buyer and seller flows, real-time transactions, payment processing, and review systems — all working on launch day.

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AI-powered tools

Integrations with foundation models like ChatGPT or Claude built into your MVP. Smart features without the R&D overhead.

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Internal tools and dashboards

Operational platforms that replace spreadsheets and disconnected systems — deployed across your organization fast.

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Web platforms

Complex web applications, content management systems, and customer-facing portals — scoped tightly, shipped fast.

How 6 weeks works

We work in 1-week cycles. Every cycle ends with a demo of working software — not a status update, not a slide deck. One rule throughout: if a feature does not belong in the MVP, it goes on the backlog, not into the sprint.

Week 1

Discovery and scoping

We define what the product is and what it is not. Stakeholder interviews, architecture plan, feature prioritization, scope agreement.

Week 2

Foundation

Core data model, back-end services, authentication and the design system. The building blocks everything else runs on.

Week 3

Primary flow

The main user journey works end-to-end for the first time. First demo. This is where the product starts to feel real.

Week 4

Integrations

Payments, notifications, third-party APIs and supporting user flows. Everything your product needs to function on launch day.

Week 5

QA and polish

Full QA cycle, performance and security checks, staging environment and user acceptance testing. Go/no-go decision for launch.

Week 6

Launch

Production deployment. Monitoring live. You have a working product in front of real users.

Products we have launched this way.

Real MVPs that went from idea to live product on this exact 6-week schedule.

Beauty and personal care deals app — iOS and Android live in 6 weeks

Mart-Club is a mobile app that aggregates beauty, personal care and health deals from 25+ Dutch retailers. Users build a favourites list and receive push notifications when a deal goes live. Built for iOS and Android and launched within 6 weeks.

iOSAndroidReact NativeReal-time

Frequently asked questions

The questions we get most often before kicking off a 6-week build.

A working, deployed product. Not a prototype and not a demo. Real users can sign up, use the core features and get value from it. We scope the project to make 6 weeks achievable. If you come with a list of 50 features, we will prioritize with you until the scope fits the timeline. The 6 weeks is a commitment, not a marketing line.

We stay involved. Most clients continue with us on a development retainer. We know the codebase, the architecture and the product decisions, so there is no ramp-up time. You get faster, cheaper iteration with the same team that built it.

For a focused MVP, yes. The key is scope discipline in week one. If the scope is too large for 6 weeks, we will tell you upfront, not halfway through.

Our default stack is .NET Core on the backend, Angular or React on the frontend, hosted on Azure. We use AI tooling across the entire development workflow to move faster without cutting corners on quality. For mobile products we use React Native or Flutter.

Yes. Everything is yours from the first line written. No lock-in, no licensing surprises.