You have a product idea and a budget to start, but you're not sure how to quickly and cost-effectively validate demand for it
You've reached out to several contractors, received quotes ranging from $5,000 to $30,000, and don't understand the difference
You tried Lovable or Bolt, but never got to a production version you could show investors or first customers
An investor or partner wants to see a live product, not presentations and Figma mockups
You understand the market won't wait, and every month of delay means lost positions and clients
You've had development experience before, but it didn't meet expectations, so now you're looking not just for a contractor, but a technical partner
An MVP is a minimal version of a product that performs a specific task for a specific audience. It includes no unnecessary functionality, only what's needed to validate a hypothesis, secure first sales, or attract investment.
There are two extremes in MVP development: adding too many features and spending a year and your entire budget before the first client, or adding too few and ending up with a product that doesn't achieve its goals. MVP Starter is built on the right balance between functionality and business outcomes.
We deploy MVPs on our proprietary low-code platform, Spiro. A dedicated team is assigned to your project: a project manager, business analyst, UI/UX designer, developers, and QA.
If you have a Discovery Pack: we move to the next step.
If you don't have a Discovery Pack: we run a scoping session covering which features are essential for the MVP, which ones to postpone to Phase 2, and which technical architecture fits best.
Result: we formalize User Stories, defining what each type of user can do within the product. We finalize the scope and lock in the price.
The designer creates the product screens in Figma: wireframes → alignment → final UI. Includes a responsive mobile version. A clickable prototype is available for testing or investor demonstrations even before development begins.
Development of the server side: business logic, database, API, authorization, and user roles. Environment setup: dev, staging, and production. CI/CD for automatic build and deployment with every update.
Web: React or Next.js. Fast, SEO-ready, and scalable.
Mobile: Flutter for iOS and Android.
Connection to the backend, implementation of all screens according to the Figma design, animations, and transitions. Push notifications, deep links, and offline mode as needed.
Depending on the product type: payment systems (Stripe, LiqPay, Fondy), email and SMS notifications (SendGrid, Twilio), Google Maps and geolocation, social logins (Google, Apple, Facebook), basic analytics (Google Analytics, Mixpanel), CRM or other business systems as needed.
Functional testing on real devices and browsers. Verification of critical scenarios, including registration, payment, and key actions. Setup of the production environment and monitoring.
For mobile: preparation of App Store and Google Play listings, completion of the review process.
Handover of access and documentation. Training for your team.
A web application on your domain or a mobile app on the App Store and Google Play. A fully functional first version, ready to work with clients.
Architecture overview, API documentation, and instructions, everything a new developer needs to join the project
A complete set of screens and components, plus a design system that supports the product's further development.
Configured infrastructure with full access handed over: server, database, analytics, push notifications, payment system
Access to the product code via GitHub or another repository. No vendor lock-in: you can continue development with us or with another team.
Suggestions and advice on next development steps, based on feedback from your first users.
Request: development of a mobile lending service had taken 3 months and $8,000, but stalled at 70% completion due to issues with KYC and the payment system.
Result: a Flutter app for iOS and Android with KYC via Sumsub, scoring, fund disbursement through the bank's API, and push notifications. The service passed its first tech DD from an investor with no issues.
Request: a B2B platform for direct sales between manufacturers and distributors, featuring a product catalog, pricing, deal management, and document workflow.
Result: a two-sided platform with a catalog and search, a request and quote system, document signing, and an admin panel. Within 6 weeks of launch, the platform saw its first 12 deals.
Request: a cleaning service platform with three roles (client, provider, coordinator) for booking services and monitoring.
Result: a Flutter mobile app for clients and providers (iOS + Android), a web panel for coordinators, geolocation, status updates, Stripe for payments, and push notifications.
Scalability, absence of vendor lock-in, technical decisions
Test coverage, adherence to standards, availability of documentation
Code authorship, presence of NDAs and rights transfer agreements
Protection against vulnerabilities, password storage, HTTPS, encryption
CI/CD, monitoring, disaster recovery plan
No. It's enough to understand what problem the product solves and for whom. We develop the technical spec together during the process. If you've already completed the Discovery phase, the scope of work is already defined.
