I help founders turn an idea into a working product in 4-8 weeks. I narrow the scope down to the features that actually test your business hypothesis, and build a solid technical foundation you can keep growing.
The biggest risk in an MVP is not technology, it is building too many features at once. I start with a conversation about the hypothesis you want to test, and help cut everything that is not necessary to validate it.
MVP does not mean writing throwaway code that gets rewritten after the first funding round. I build authentication, payments and the core data structure in a way that can grow, instead of being rebuilt from scratch.
Every real MVP needs user signup, payment handling and a basic panel to manage data. I implement these with proven providers instead of building them from scratch when there is no need to.
Without data on user behavior it is hard to know whether your hypothesis holds. I set up basic product analytics alongside the first release, so post-launch decisions are based on facts.
The real work starts after launch. I help interpret the first weeks of data and iterate quickly on the product, instead of sticking to the original plan no matter what.