MVP Web App

Ship a production-ready Next.js product in weeks, not months.

We design, build, and launch your web MVP with the speed of a startup and the quality of a seasoned team.

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Who It's For

Built for teams like yours

  • Founders validating a business idea with real users

  • Teams that need a working product to raise pre-seed or seed funding

  • Companies replacing an outdated or broken MVP with a solid foundation

Next.js MVP Build
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app/layout.tsx
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Scope

Typical Scope

What is included in a standard engagement. The final scope is agreed during discovery.

Next.js (App Router) with TypeScript
Authentication (NextAuth / Clerk)
Database integration (PostgreSQL, Supabase, or PlanetScale)
Core feature set defined in discovery
Responsive UI with your brand or a clean default design system
CI/CD pipeline and deployment to Vercel or self-hosted
Basic analytics and error monitoring setup
Deliverables

What You'll Receive

Tangible artifacts delivered at the end of the engagement.

Deliverables package

  • Production-ready Next.js codebase on your GitHub
  • Deployed staging and production environments
  • CI/CD pipeline (GitHub Actions or Vercel)
  • Onboarding documentation for your team
  • Handoff session with code walkthrough
  • Post-launch support window (2 weeks)
Timeline

Typical Timeline

Phases and durations for a standard engagement.

01

Discovery & Scope

Week 1

Define MVP feature set, technical architecture, and design direction. Finalize scope and timeline.

02

Design & Foundation

Weeks 1–2

UI/UX wireframes, component library setup, database schema, authentication flow.

03

Core Build

Weeks 2–5

Feature development, integrations, and iterative review cycles.

04

Launch Sprint

Weeks 5–6

QA, performance optimization, SEO basics, and production deployment.

Scope Factors

What Affects Scope & Timeline

Number of user-facing features in MVP scope
Third-party integrations (payments, email, maps, etc.)
Custom design vs. existing design system
Multi-tenancy or team/organization support
Mobile-first vs. desktop-first requirements

A brief that gets you a useful estimate

Reduce the number of journeys before removing basic data protection, error handling or deployment checks. A manual back-office step can be a sensible pilot compromise if its owner and capacity are explicit. Record that compromise so it does not quietly become a permanent dependency as customer numbers grow.

Hypothesis

Write one user story from entry to a completed outcome, with an observable success measure.

Complete journey

List must-have roles, data, integrations and failure cases; put deferred features in a separate list.

Pilot & evidence

Define the pilot size, release owner and a decision date for continuing, changing direction or stopping.

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See it in practice

A look at how we've helped clients build, launch, and improve their products — with context on the problem, our approach, and what shipped.

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