From idea to a working MVP in 8 weeks
The lean process that lets founders validate the market and get fundraise-ready without burning budget.
Ideas are cheap; execution is expensive. The goal of an MVP is not to build the perfect product — it is to learn as fast as possible at the lowest cost.
Weeks 1–2: shaping
We lock one core hypothesis and a first user group with you. Any feature that does not directly serve testing that hypothesis is pushed to later.
Weeks 3–6: building
Design and development run in parallel with weekly feedback loops. We lean on existing platforms — auth, payments, infrastructure — to spend our time on what makes the product unique.
Weeks 7–8: launch and measure
We put the product in front of real users, wire up analytics and start the loop. A good MVP leaves our hands with enough data for you to decide: accelerate, pivot, or stop.
Speed to launch beats perfection. The market will teach you the rest.
— Lan Phạm
Helps businesses turn process into software. Loves numbers that tell a story.