Prototypes and MVPs

The most expensive way to test an idea is to build it in full. Six months of development, and it turns out users wanted something else. Slide decks and mockups do not catch this: people react differently to something they can click.

I build a clickable prototype on the real stack in 7 days: real screens, real data, one or two key scenarios from start to finish. The ready-made parts — auth, payments, admin panel, exports — are already written, so the week goes on your product, not on infrastructure. The prototype is not thrown away: if the hypothesis holds, it becomes the first version rather than a mockup that has to be rewritten.

You get a link you can send to customers or an investor, and an honest answer on whether to build further. Mnogodel had a clickable prototype on day five and a public beta in 6 weeks. Meetcap reached its first release in the same time.