CUSTOMER-FACING
A small first release that customers can actually use.
We narrow the scope, build the core workflow and essential account features, deploy it, and hand over a codebase your next engineer can read.
The problem
The first release needs to be small enough to ship, but solid enough to learn from. A rushed prototype often creates more questions about the software than the idea.
What we would build
We agree on the smallest useful release, build the core workflow, and include the unglamorous essentials such as accounts, billing, error states, and deployment.
What’s included.
- —Frontend, backend, and database for the first release
- —Authentication & user management
- —Payments / billing integration
- —The smallest complete version of the core workflow
- —Deployment, documentation, and launch support
Why we do it this way.
We keep the scope small rather than lowering the quality of every feature. The result is a usable first release with code your next engineer can continue.
Starting at
$45k
Timeline
6–10 weeks
Questions
How do you keep the first release small?
We reduce the number of features. The essential workflow still gets proper states, validation, security, and testing.
What happens after launch?
We can support the release and plan the next version, or hand everything to your internal team with documentation.
Do we own the code?
Yes. You receive the repositories, accounts, design files, and deployment documentation.
Talk through the scope
Bring the current workflow, constraints, and the result you need. We will tell you what we would include first.
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