Apps and MVPs
I build a working first version, the kind you show investors and put in the hands of real users, in weeks rather than quarters. I start with a scope workshop, to separate what has to be in version one from what can wait. Code and documentation arrive ready for your team to take over.
From idea to a working first version
I build an MVP: the version of the product you show investors and put in the hands of real users. One that works, not a deck in PDF. I aim for weeks, not quarters.
I start with a scope workshop. We separate what has to be in version one from what can wait, because that is the only way to launch fast without sinking the budget into features nobody uses.
Code your team will take over
I write readably and document as I go, so when the product catches on and you build on it, your team gets in without an archaeology dig. I leave behind code that someone other than me can maintain.
You test on real people, not on assumptions
The first version exists so you can learn. I set it up so you pick up signals from users right away and know what to build next.