From idea to working product in weeks, not months.
For founders with a clear idea who need something real in front of users, and for teams who've been stuck in planning longer than they'd like to admit.
The failure mode here isn't building too slowly. It's building too much. Most MVPs die because they tried to launch with everything instead of the one thing that proves the idea. I'll push back on scope, hard, and that's the part that makes the timeline possible.
A working product deployed and live, not a prototype. Real authentication, real data, real payments if you need them. Code and infrastructure you own outright. Documentation your team can pick up. A clear list of what we deliberately left for version two.
One, we agree what the smallest version that proves the idea looks like. Two, I build in visible increments so you see progress weekly rather than waiting for a reveal. Three, we ship it. Four, I stay available while you learn what users actually do with it.
Typically three to six weeks depending on scope.
One decision maker, available for quick answers. Willingness to cut features. Realism about what version one needs to prove.
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