A focused first release to test a product idea.
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An MVP should settle an important question, not imitate the finished product with fewer screens. I work with founders or product owners to identify the decision the first release needs to support, then cut the scope until that test is possible. Depending on what is uncertain, the first useful result may be a prototype, a working feature or a small live product. I can lead the technical work and keep later phases visible without loading them into the first build.
A clear first hypothesis, intended users and signs that the idea is working
A prioritised scope with explicit omissions and technical dependencies
Prototype or working release appropriate to the question being tested
A review plan for what to learn after launch and what to build next
I help define the user problem and the decision that evidence from the first release should inform.
I separate essential workflows from ideas that can wait and identify technical risks.
I choose the lightest credible implementation for the agreed test and lead the work within my scope.
I review what the release shows and help plan a next step rather than assuming a larger build is automatic.
A testable first product flow, not a complete platform
This price covers the starting scope described above. I confirm a quote after reviewing your brief and existing systems. Third-party fees are separate.
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No. A prototype can test an interaction or concept without operating as a product. An MVP is a usable first release when real use is needed to answer the question.
It depends on the question, integrations and whether a prototype is enough. I define the scope before suggesting a schedule.
Often, but not every experiment should. I make architecture trade-offs explicit so you can see what can be extended and what should be replaced if the idea works.
Tell me where your product stands. I'll give you a direct view of the options and what I can take on.