SaaS and MVP development

A first release with somewhere to go.

An MVP should reduce uncertainty, not create a smaller pile of technical debt. We decide what the first release must prove, build the complete path around that question, and postpone features that do not help answer it.

A good fit for

  • Founders moving from prototype to paying users
  • Teams testing a new workflow or market
  • Businesses turning a manual service into software

What you leave with

  • Release scope and decision-focused roadmap
  • Accounts, workspaces and role permissions
  • Subscriptions or one-time payments
  • A usable admin and support path
  • Analytics events for the questions that matter

How the work moves

01

Choose the proof

Write down the product question this release needs to answer.

02

Cut with care

Keep the full customer journey and remove work that does not strengthen the proof.

03

Release early

Put a coherent version in front of the right users while decisions are still inexpensive.

04

Read the evidence

Use behaviour and conversations to decide what earns the next build cycle.

Technology stack

SaaS & MVPs

A practical stack chosen for maintainability, hiring and the workload—not for a longer logo row.

Next.js
React
TypeScript
Node.js
Express
MongoDB
Stripe
Vercel

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