A lean first version of your app with one core journey done well — built to put in front of real users, collect feedback and decide what to build next.
A lean first version for testing a product idea without overbuilding the platform.
We cut the idea down to the journey that proves or disproves demand.
Key screens you can show to users and investors before development starts.
One Flutter or React Native codebase published to the App Store and Google Play.
Accounts, data storage and an admin view, ready to grow with the product.
Sign-ups, key actions and drop-off points tracked so you learn from launch.
A prioritised list of features based on what users actually did.
We help shape it into a first release that is small enough to ship.
A working app with real users says more to investors than a deck.
You want to spend on the core journey, not on features nobody uses yet.
The MVP should be a base to build on, not a throwaway prototype.
Five clear stages with a result at the end of each. You see progress every week and approve each step before the next one starts.
We agree on the core user journey, the must-have screens and what waits for version two.
1–2 weeksWireframes and UI for both platforms, tested as a clickable prototype before any code.
2–3 weeksSprints with a test build on your phone every week, plus the API and admin panel.
4–10 weeksQA across phone models and OS versions, beta via TestFlight and Google Play testing.
1–2 weeksStore submission, crash monitoring, analytics and a backlog of updates based on usage.
OngoingTypical scopes for this direction. The exact estimate comes after a short brief — usually within two business days.
One core journey on iOS and Android to test demand with real users.
A full customer app with accounts, payments and an admin panel.
Ongoing development and releases for an app that is central to your business.
Short answers to what clients ask us most often.
Ask your question All questions and answersOnly what is needed to complete the core journey. Nice-to-haves like settings, social features or complex roles wait for the next release.
Yes. We build it on a production-ready stack, so later releases add to the same code instead of starting over.
Yes. The scope workshop covers users, the main problem and how we will know if the app works.
Yes, but with a cross-platform codebase adding the second store is usually a small step, so most clients launch on both.
For most business apps we use Flutter or React Native — one codebase, two stores. We go native with Swift and Kotlin when the app relies heavily on device hardware or platform features.
Usually yes — for accounts, data and push notifications. We build the API and an admin panel, or connect the app to the systems you already use.
Answer a few questions about your business — we will come back with a plan, timeline and estimate within two business days.