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From idea to MVP in 6 weeks: how we plan it
An MVP isn’t a cheap version of the final product — it’s the smallest experiment that validates your hypothesis.
The most common mistake when building an MVP is cramming in too much. Every extra feature delays the moment you learn from real users.
Our typical plan
- Week 1: discovery, core flow and architecture.
- Weeks 2–5: sprints with a demo every Friday.
- Week 6: QA, deployment and analytics.
- Then: iterate with data, not assumptions.
Built to grow
Fast doesn’t mean disposable. We use an architecture that lets you add features and switch providers without rewriting the product.