From idea to launched product.

• 01 You have a validated idea or early traction and need a production-grade first version.
• 02 You want to launch on solid foundations - not rewrite in six months.
• 03 You need a technical partner who can own the full build, not just write code.
• 04 You tried no-code or a junior team and hit the ceiling.

Most MVPs are built to prove an idea, then thrown away when it works. That is expensive twice: once for the prototype, once for the rebuild. I build the first version on the same architecture a mature product uses - Laravel, tested, deployed, monitored - so when traction arrives, you scale the product instead of replacing it.

• 01 Requirements workshop to define scope, user stories and priorities.
• 02 Growth-ready architecture: Laravel, queue workers, caching, multi-tenancy if needed.
• 03 Core build: the features that make the product useful for your first users.
• 04 Automated test suite covering critical paths.
• 05 CI/CD pipeline: push to deploy with confidence.
• 06 Server setup and production deployment.
• 07 Two weeks of post-launch support.

1. 01 Free 20-minute fit call. You pitch the product; I confirm whether it fits an MVP scope.
2. 02 Requirements workshop: user stories, priorities, architecture decisions, fixed price.
3. 03 Build in two-week sprints with weekly demos.
4. 04 Launch: deployment, monitoring, DNS, SSL - everything to go live.
5. 05 Two weeks of post-launch support included.

Scope and success criteria are agreed in writing after the requirements workshop. If the delivered product does not meet them, I keep working at no extra cost until it does.