MVP development

web & mobile MVP development for startups

Minimum viable product (MVP) is the first step towards validating your business idea.

The MVP includes only the core features to define if your target market actually appeals to your product and attract the investors by showing them the tangible value.

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MVP development

MVP development packages

Beginner

Beginner

Basic minimum viable product to start validating your idea

> $ 25,000


  • User registration & login
  • Media upload
  • Payment integration
  • CRUD operations
  • Up to 8 interactive screens
  • Up to 4 static screens
  • Local data storage
  • Synchronization with a cloud back-end

6 weeks

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Advanced

Advanced

Extended MVP for your future product

> $50,000


  • User registration & login
  • Media upload
  • Payment integration
  • CRUD operations
  • Up to 20 interactive screens
  • Up to 6 static screens
  • Local data storage
  • Synchronization with a cloud back-end

12 weeks

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Custom

Custom

Don't see any plans fitting your idea? Contact us!

Custom


  • User registration & login
  • Media upload
  • Payment integration
  • CRUD operations
  • Unlimited number of interactive screens
  • Unlimited number of static screens
  • Local data storage
  • Synchronization with a cloud back-end

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2x faster features development

2x faster features development

Except for 2-3 killer features that a product focuses on, every application also has a set of typical functionality (authorization, media upload, content management, payment integration, etc.). So instead of building these typical features from scratch each time, we’ve set up an “assembly line” — a starter development kit (SDK) and an automated API technology — to help us boost the speed of product development making it more predictable and reducing time-to-market.

Product expertise

Product expertise

We do know the challenges you face during your startup journey and know how to assist you. We share the responsibility for the discovery and pre-development phases — making customer & market research to define end-user requirements, choosing which features to include in MVP, documenting them, shaping the backlog, & more.

Flexible product development process

Flexible product development process

based on Scrum methodology that allows us to react quickly to the changes and adjust the processes to constantly evolving project requirements.

 Upfront, open, & honest communication

Upfront, open, & honest communication

resulting in a respectful, transparent and professional relationship with no bureaucracy. We guide you through the whole product development process, helping choose the maintainable and scalable technology stack for your specific project and always trying to find new ways of getting things done with less effort and cost.

Lifetime support & help in turning your MVP to a full-scale solution

Lifetime support & help in turning your MVP to a full-scale solution

We know what comes after the MVP development, and could help maintain & scale the first version of your product based on customer feedback, A/B tests, and growth metrics analysis.

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Process

Initial contact

Product discovery

UX research

Design

Development

Release

Feedback analysis

Nata

Business Developer

On receiving your request, I’ll get in touch within 24 hours to learn more about your idea and invite you for a call.

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Kseniia

CEO

I’ll help to differentiate your product from the competitors. I’m also responsible for turning the high-level idea into implementable user stories to document every feature and make sure we’re on the same page.

Roman

CTO

I’ll care for the technical part: offer the solution architecture, create a roadmap, choose the developers with the appropriate expertise.

Deliverables: user stories map, user flow, or business process model and notation (BPMN), a project roadmap, architecture documentation, team composition, time and cost estimation.

Yaroslav

UX designer

I’ll do the UX/UI research to identify the needs and mental models of your target customers.

Deliverables: a customer journey map, jobs to be done, empathy map.

Igor

Designer

I’ll apply the best practices to create a compelling design for your product keeping in mind the specific requirements of your target audience.

Deliverables: wireframes, mockups, a final prototype.

Roman

CTO

The skillful development team under my guidance will create a superb product. After each sprint, I’ll showcase the result of our work to you, explaining the turning points.

Deliverables: features delivered for testing and validation.

Roman

CTO

When the product is agreed to be released, our team will deploy your application to the production.

Deliverables: an awesome product, ready to go to market and start bringing you profit.

Kseniia

CEO

After getting your product released, it's essential to show it to your target audience, collect and analyze their feedback.

Deliverables: customers' feedback, ideas for product improvement.

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FAQ

MVP (minimum viable product) is the first version of your application that contains only core features and is used to get the real users' feedback and attract startup investments with minimal budget.

Yes.

It depends on the number of features, their complexity, and stage of the product creation. For example, if you have only the idea and market research, we should spend some time on product discovery to define and outline the requirements of stakeholders & users, and turn them into the product documentation. Anyway, the application development process might take about 6-10 weeks.

We choose among the following communication ways to discuss the action points, deliver you tangible results, and reduce misunderstandings: daily or weekly meetups; daily or weekly reports; task tracking tools like Trello, Jira, Asana, Github, Slack, etc. (so you can check the project progress at any time); demo calls, where we demonstrate the implemented features to you and other stakeholders; our PMs are always open for communication using email, messenger, or phone (depends on what fits you the best).

Based on our experience, we're guided by the following principles when writing the code: a principle of sole responsibility (regarding functions too); explicit is better than implicit; mandatory docstring; matching style guide; attention to algorithm complexity; attention to the cognitive complexity of code; linter and editor configurations.

Documentation is our everything. We discuss and then document every requirement to turn it into user stories and shape the project backlog. On each step/sprint, we make sure we're on the same page, and only after then we move further.

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