Process
Engagement model
Every engagement follows the same flow. Fixed MVP scope. You stay in the loop. This is MVP-stage execution — not open-ended product development.
01
Discovery
We align on what you're building, who it's for, and what the MVP needs to prove. Form factor, core workflows, and success criteria.
02
Scope
We lock what's in and what's out. You approve the scope before build starts. No scope creep during the sprint.
03
Build
One-week sprint. Daily progress. Work happens in checkpoints — not as a black box.
04
Review
You review at every stage. Feedback and changes happen at agreed checkpoints, not as open-ended revisions.
05
Deliver
Functional MVP plus feature doc and technical doc. Handoff is clear so you can demo, test, or keep building.
Timeline
Discovery and scope happen before the one-week build. Most MVPs ship in one week after scope is signed off.
Approvals
You approve scope before build. You review work at checkpoints during the sprint. Final delivery after sign-off.
Revisions
Iteration happens at checkpoints — not as unlimited rework. Changes outside agreed scope are handled separately.
Scope limits
One primary use case. MVP-stage user load. Web or mobile-first as agreed in discovery. See scope boundaries for what we do and don't do.
Post-MVP engineering
After validation, products can move to post-MVP work with dedicated teams — scalability, reliability, and production hardening. That's a separate engagement, not part of the standard MVP package.
Hourly engagement
Need ongoing help after handoff? Hourly or retainer options can be discussed based on your roadmap. The standard package is fixed-scope, fixed-price, one week.