MVP in 6 weeks · 2 launches per month
Your MVP in productionin 6 weeks.
From idea to a product people use, in six weeks. Our CTO scopes your MVP with you, makes the technical calls and, with his team, delivers in iterations all the way to production. You launch fast, on a foundation built to last.
The usual trap
- A specification that keeps growing
Every idea seems essential, and the launch keeps slipping.
- Months of development before the first user
The budget goes into features nobody has asked for yet.
- A mockup that proves nothing
You collect polite opinions, not real usage.
- A throwaway prototype
What was built in a hurry cannot support what comes next.
With an MVP in 6 weeks
- A go-live date you can hold
The scope is trimmed to fit the six weeks, not the other way around.
- A CTO involved in your product
Scope, architecture, trade-offs and a review before go-live.
- Real users, measured usage
Feedback tells you what to strengthen, adjust or drop.
- Foundations you can build on
Readable architecture, controlled releases, baseline security.
Six weeks, three phases
A trimmed scope, then a date you can hold.
- Step 1
Week 1: scope with the CTO
Hypothesis to test, target users, success criteria. With Mathieu Bernard, you trim the scope so it fits in six weeks and validate the key flows on mockups.
DeliverableScope decided, architecture chosen
- Step 2
Weeks 2 to 5: build in iterations
Our team and a tech lead build the chosen flow, with a demo at each iteration. If something unexpected comes up, the scope adjusts to hold the date.
DeliverableA demo at each iteration
- Step 3
Week 6: go live
Acceptance testing, a review by the CTO before go-live, release and usage tracking. The first feedback shapes what comes next.
DeliverableMVP in production, usage measured
Included in the 6 weeks
An MVP in production.What you need to decide what’s next.
- Scoping and a scope decided with our CTO: what gets built, what is postponed and why.
- Key user flow design, development and testing.
- Go-live, usage tracking, documentation and access.
Let’s talk about your MVP.
Tell us what you want to test, for which users, and where you stand.
- A scope trimmed to fit 6 weeks
- Our CTO involved in your product
- Your code, your access, your data
- A tech lead reads your request and gets back to you.
- We talk for 30 minutes with our CTO about your product, your users and your hypothesis.
- We propose a first scope that fits in six weeks, and a start date.
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