02 · Building
MVP Sprint. Four to eight weeks.
From validated idea to a real product your users can actually use. Production-ready, AI-augmented, in your GitHub from day one.
Best for
- Founders with a validated idea who need to ship
- Operators testing a new revenue stream
- Anyone who's tired of "we'll plan it next quarter"
Not for
- Teams that need 5-year roadmaps
- Anyone who wants to discuss every pixel for three weeks
What you get
Concrete deliverables.
- 01Production-ready web app · mobile-responsive
- 02AI agents wired in where they create value
- 03Authentication, payments, basic admin (if needed)
- 04Deploy infrastructure · Vercel + Supabase or similar
- 05Source code in your GitHub from day one
- 06Four weeks of post-launch fixes included
The timeline
Four to eight weeks.
- Week 1Kickoff · scope lock · architecture decisions · first deploy.
- Week 2–6Build. Friday demos every week. Slack always-on.
- Week 7Polish. UAT. Real-data dry-runs.
- Week 8Launch. Monitoring + 4 weeks of fixes start.
Common questions
Questions we get a lot.
What if scope grows during the sprint?
We track it visibly. Small adds get absorbed. Anything bigger goes into a v2 list — we ship the v1, then re-scope.
What stack do you build in?
Default: Next.js + Supabase + Vercel + Claude. We pick what fits — never the latest hype.
Can you work inside our existing repo?
Yes. We work in your GitHub org, follow your conventions, and ship via PR review.
What happens after the four weeks of post-launch fixes?
You either move to a Retainer for ongoing work, or you maintain it yourself with the docs we leave behind.
How do you decide what to leave out of the MVP?
Whatever doesn't help validate the core hypothesis. The MVP is a learning machine — every feature outside that hurts the timeline.