IDEA TO SHIPPEDIN WEEKS.
Production-grade MVPs in weeks: Next.js, Supabase, AI-native from day one. Scoped to the one hypothesis that decides whether you raise.
If you can test the riskiest assumption in 4 weeks, you out-learn funded competitors.
YOU GET.
Production-grade build
Next.js + Supabase, AI-native from day one — not a prototype you'll rewrite.
The one-hypothesis scope
Built around the riskiest assumption, so you learn before you burn.
Launch infrastructure
Auth, payments, analytics, deploys — the boring parts, done right.
Handover or keep building
Clean codebase your future team inherits, or we stay on as the team.
THE SEQUENCE.
Same machine, tuned for this job.
Scoping sprint
One week to find the riskiest assumption and cut everything that doesn't test it.
Build sprints
Weekly shippable increments you can click, not slide decks about progress.
Real users in
Instrumented from the first deploy — behaviour data beats opinions.
Learn & decide
Ship, measure, then double down or pivot with evidence in hand.
IS THIS FOR YOU?
GOOD FIT ✓
- A hypothesis you need tested before the raise
- Founder available for fast decisions
- 4–8 week timeline expectations
NOT A FIT ✕
- A 40-page spec that's already 'final'
- Enterprise platform on an MVP budget
- Nobody on your side to own the product
GOOD QUESTIONS.
Fixed-scope builds typically land between $10k and $40k depending on complexity. You know the number before we start — the scoping sprint exists so neither of us is guessing.
Yes, because scope is the variable we control. Next.js + Supabase + AI-native tooling means the infrastructure is solved; the work is cutting to the one hypothesis worth testing. Most builds ship a usable v1 in 4–8 weeks.
You do, fully — clean repo, docs, and a handover call. About half our clients keep us on for the next phase; the other half take it in-house. Both are wins.
RUN MVP BUILDING ON YOUR PROJECT.
Tell us what you're building and what growth problem keeps you up at night. A founder — not a form-bot — replies within 24 hours with the first experiment we'd run.