Real users logging in, real revenue climbing — six weeks builds it, and the months after are the point. This is the shape of what you're building toward.
"MVP" is the marketplace's word — it can mean anything, which is the point. Our word is checkable: done means a stranger can sign up, pay, and use it, without you in the room.
Stripe in production. Real money can move on day one.
Sign-up, login, reset — the boring 30% where DIY tools stall.
On your infrastructure — not a preview link in someone's sandbox.
You see what users actually do, from the first session.
The legal pages real customers — and app stores — expect.
A stranger reaches value without a demo call from you.
Most founders spend $50k+ finding out what they should have built. The sprint answers that question first — and the deliverable doubles as your build plan, whether you build with us or not.
Two weeks of engineering judgment applied to your idea: what to build, what it really costs, and whether it's worth building at all — before you spend $50k finding out.
A senior delivery pod builds to the sprint spec, with Ryan as your fractional CTO making every technical decision. Weekly demos, billed stage by stage at each gate.
After launch: iteration sprints driven by what the analytics say, infrastructure that scales with you, and engineering resource on tap — part-time from us, or dedicated staff we help you hire.
De-risked by design: every stage ends with an artifact you can hold and a gate you control. Billing follows the same rhythm — one-sixth of the fee per stage, never a dollar past the gate you're at.
The sprint output is a build-ready dossier: the spec, the stack, the budget, the timeline and the risk map — priced and sequenced. It doubles as our proposal if we build, and as a brief any competent team could execute if we don't.
Either way, you stop guessing.
$1,000 credited back for every week past the delivery date. The deadline isn't a hope — it's a clause.
Any defect in the first 60 days after launch gets fixed at our cost. Marketplaces hand you code and vanish; we stay.
Your repository, your infrastructure, documented, with a recorded handover video. No hostage code, no lock-in.
If the sprint can't define a build path inside your budget, the sprint is free. We'd rather refund you than build the wrong thing.
Billing tracks the six stages — one-sixth of the fee each. Stop at the clickable prototype? You've paid for three stages, and the spec, the concepts and the prototype leave with you. No exit fees, no haggling.
The build is the smallest part of it. What you actually walk away holding is everything a company needs to keep running — the product, the people, the proof and the ownership, all signed over.