Clickable Next.js app
Real navigation, real flows, real data shapes. Not a Figma prototype dressed up.
// mvp development
MVP in clicks, not slides.
MVP work for founders who need a real product to test their hypothesis with real users. A focused sprint. Next.js. Clickable. Demo-able. Investable. Not a pitch deck pretending to be a product.
// where founders get stuck
You can't ship slides past a Series A check.
- Three months of Figma and zero user signal.
- An MVP you'd be embarrassed to show real users.
- An advisor saying "just build it" and a roadmap that won't.
- A technical co-founder who's six weeks from the first commit.
// what's included
What ships in a focused sprint.
Auth, basic
Real or stubbed depending on what your test needs. Both work for a demo.
Hosted on Vercel
Public URL, password-gateable. You can DM it to investors and users today.
Hand-off README
How the app is structured. Where to extend. What you'd need to scale it.
Source code
On your GitHub from day one. No license tricks.
// how we work
Three phases. Compressed.
01 · Calibrate
30-min call. We sketch the MVP scope and the test you want to run. Written within 48h.
02 · Build
Daily standups, end-of-day staging URL. We say what we can't ship.
03 · Hand off
You own the repo. We can keep going, or you can take it from here.
// common questions
What founders ask before signing.
Either. If your test is "will users sign up?" we can stub data. If your test is "does the model work at scale?" we wire a real backend.
Scoped per sprint. We send a written proposal after the kickoff call — pricing depends on the scope of the test you want to run and how much auth, data, and integration the demo needs.
It's structured to. You won't throw it away — we use the same Next.js stack we'd use for v2.
No. Cash, fixed-scope, milestone-based. We work better as a vendor than a co-founder.
Murcia, Spain. Remote across Europe, the UK, and North America.