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First Versions

The Shortest Honest
Path To Evidence

An MVP is not a cheaper version of everything you eventually want. It is the smallest product that can prove or disprove the assumption the business rests on. We help define the required functionality, the user journey, the scope and the technical requirements before development starts, which reduces unnecessary work and keeps the project from expanding past its objective.

For game concepts the same logic applies with a different name: a vertical slice that proves the loop, instrumented well enough that the decision to fund production is made on numbers.

8 weeks typical iOS & Android Analytics included Full handover

8

Weeks to a typical store-ready first release

2

Week sprints, each with an installable build

100%

Code and accounts owned by you

What Is Included

Everything Needed To Reach Real Users

01

Scoping Workshop

A structured session that separates the one feature proving the idea from the twenty that can wait, ending in a written product definition.

02

Clickable Prototype

A navigable prototype you can put in front of users and investors before a single production screen exists.

03

Production Build

A store-ready iOS and Android build of the core journey, on an architecture the full product can grow into without a rewrite.

04

Analytics & Events

Funnels, retention and event tracking configured before launch, so week one produces evidence instead of arguments.

05

Store Submission

Listing copy, screenshots, age ratings, privacy declarations and the review submission itself, under your accounts.

06

Handover Pack

Source code, design sources, architecture notes and a written roadmap from the first version to the full product.

Timeline

Eight Weeks, Week By Week

A typical schedule for a focused first version. Complex integrations, regulated industries or multiplayer logic extend it, and scoping tells you by how much before you commit.

W1

Scope & Priorities

Workshop, feature prioritisation, success metrics and the written definition of what version one has to prove.

W2

Flows & Prototype

User journeys, wireframes and a clickable prototype ready for the first real conversations.

W3

Interface & Setup

Production interface, component library, repository, environments and build pipeline.

W4

Core Build

The main journey implemented end to end and delivered as the first installable build.

W6

Integrations & Data

Sign-in, payments where needed, third-party services and full event tracking in place.

W8

QA & Release

Device matrix testing, store assets, submission and the measurement plan for the weeks after launch.

Who It Suits

Built For Teams That
Need An Answer

  • Founders validating a concept before raising or committing a full budget
  • Publishers who need a playable vertical slice before greenlighting production
  • Companies testing a new service line without touching the main product
  • Teams replacing a product that has become too expensive to maintain

Numbers Confirm It

Retention and conversion support the assumption. We move into the full roadmap on the same architecture, without a rewrite.

Numbers Say Pivot

The audience wants something adjacent. The build is adjusted rather than rebuilt, because it was scoped to be changed.

Numbers Say Stop

The least popular outcome and the most valuable one. You have the answer for the cost of an MVP instead of the cost of a full product, plus a written summary of what the data showed and a complete handover of everything built.

Every Budget Is Quoted Separately

There is no price list on this website, and there is a reason for it. A hyper-casual prototype, a live mid-core title and an internal business application have nothing in common in scope, team size or support model. Tell us what you want to build and you will get an individual written estimate with stages, deliverables and dates.

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