Build Your Minimum Lovable Product
Once you’ve tested your idea and know there’s interest, it’s time to get the product built and ready for real users.
Product hypothesis
We'll work with you to uncover real software opportunities and shape a vision, strategy & roadmap for launching products powered by machine learning and AI
Product experiment
Choose one of three experimental paths and we’ll test your idea outside the lab, validating real market demand and finding the proof your product needs
Product formulation
Get your minimum lovable product (MLP) off the ground by focusing on what will attract your first customers. We work with you to decide which features matter most.
Product execution
Getting your product live is only the beginning. We run operations with proven methods, freeing you to market and sell
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formulation
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Formation
Product formulation is all about keeping things practical. We narrow things down so you focus on features customers care about most. The aim is to build something useful and get it in front of people quickly, making sure every step is clear and gives you momentum. We work together to set priorities, sketch out a simple plan, and start creating the first version of your software.
This way, you don’t waste time or money—just move step by step towards launch and early results.
Let’s turn your vision into a working product that people want to use and buy. Why hold back when you can move forward and see real progress?
Build the first version of your product
01. R & D Sprints
A research & design sprint is a focused, fast-paced process that brings your product idea to life in just a few days. At the start, the team sits down with you and pinpoints the essential features that matter most to users. Next, sketches and wireframes are drawn up, giving shape and form to how the product will work and look.
Once the concept is clear, designers and developers team up and build working models or prototypes — moving quickly so feedback can be gathered and improvements made right away. At each step, decisions are based on what solves real problems for your future customers, not just what’s flashy or nice-to-have. By the end of the sprint, you’ve got a tangible version of your software, along with clear feedback and actionable steps for launch.
The whole idea is to save time and effort, helping your product reach the market faster, with more certainty and focus.
02. Agile Development Sprints
An agile development sprint is a short period where the team focuses on building the main features of your product. Starting with a clear plan, designers and developers work side by side to code and test the software, making sure it matches your goals and serves your users’ needs.
Tasks are picked up in order of importance, with teamwork and regular check-ins to keep things on track. Small updates happen often, so progress is always visible and you can see results quickly. Issues or changes get sorted promptly, meaning no wasted effort and more focus on getting your minimum viable product ready for launch.
By the end of the sprint, you’ll have new working features, improved stability, and real movement towards a live product that’s ready for customer feedback.