Transform your idea into a validated, prototyped, and production and market ready Minimum Viable Product (MVP) in days! With a track record of developing over 160 MVPs, work with world-class facilitators, product designers, and researchers.
With over 160 MVPs developed, work with world-class, technical project managers, software engineers and AI advisors from Google.
Our scaffolding approach streamlines the development process by using a foundational structure with pre-built, standard features, allowing us to focus on the core functionality that makes your product unique. This method not only accelerates time-to-market but also ensures a high-quality, scalable, and secure product.
Quality: Includes Product Management , Workshop Facilitator, Product Design, User Research, and Development.
We never take on a project that won't be 100% successful or meet your goals.
This is determined through a series of workshops before we agree to undertake the project.
With a strict focus on the initially defined 'How Might We' (HMW) questions. As facilitators, we guide the project while keeping it aligned with your vision and the defined goals. We only undertake projects where we can confidently meet the HMW within the stipulated timeframe, ensuring a focused and effective approach to each project.
Expect to dedicate around 3.5 hours per week to collaborate and provide feedback during the design process.
Post-delivery, we offer ad-hoc support services starting at £55 per hour. This includes further iterations based on user feedback, technical assistance, and strategic guidance for future development. Our goal is to ensure that your MVP continues to evolve and succeed, providing you with flexible, ongoing support tailored to your project's specific needs and feedback.
We conduct comprehensive moderated user research with 5 users to ensure the MVP resonates with the target audience and meets their needs effectively.
No, a detailed SOW is not necessary to start. A lot of ideation happens during the project. We just need to define the 'How Might We' (HMW) questions to begin, and we'll guide you through the rest.
A Solutions Architect aligns tech strategies with business goals, designs IT systems, and ensures successful implementation, bridging business needs with technological solutions.
This process transforms Figma designs into code using AI, significantly speeding up front-end development by automating coding tasks. This gives us 50-80% faster front end code workflows and allows us to reduce months' worth of front-end development work to just days.
Whether it's fine-tuning the user interface, streamlining the user journey, or adding new features, our team is dedicated to transforming your MVP into a more polished and effective solution. We can provide a quick UX audit and prioritise features to address first.
Absolutely! If you already have Figma files prepared for your project, you're one step ahead. We're equipped to work with your existing designs and can proceed to the development phase at an accelerated pace.
While low-code and no-code platforms can speed up development, they often fall short for building robust, scalable, and highly customized applications. These platforms limit how much you can customize your app, making it harder to add unique features. They may also struggle to handle growth, leading to performance issues as your user base expands. Additionally, using these platforms can tie you to a specific vendor, which can be risky if you need to switch or if the service changes. Security can also be a concern, as you have less control over the underlying code. Integrating with other systems can be challenging, and over time, you might face performance issues and technical limitations that could require a costly rebuild. Full-code development avoids these issues, ensuring your application is tailored to your needs, scalable, secure, and performs well, giving you the best chance for long-term success.
Scaffolding in software engineering refers to the practice of using a pre-built, modular structure as a foundation for application development. This approach leverages reusable components and frameworks to streamline the development process. By providing a robust, standardized base, scaffolding allows developers to focus on the core, differentiated functionality of the application, rather than reinventing common features. This method enhances efficiency, reduces development time, and ensures consistency and scalability across projects. Scaffolding is particularly effective for creating high-quality, secure, and scalable products quickly, making it an ideal choice for developing MVPs (Minimum Viable Products).