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MVP development: a first version in 4 weeks, nothing to throw away.

The smallest serious version of your product, to validate your market without creating a technical dead end.

  • You'll be talking with Rahim Gharbi
  • Free, no-obligation call
  • No sales middleman
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Your MVP doesn't need to do everything.

But what it does needs to be built correctly.

An MVP isn't the cheapest version: it's the smallest serious version that validates your market, without technical debt that forces a rebuild.

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POC, prototype, throwaway MVP, or lasting first version

Four approaches, only one is built to last.

Same starting need, very different places six months later: a solid foundation, or an emergency to fix.

  • POC

    • Tests the technical feasibility of one specific idea

    • Built with no regard for interface, often never seen by an end user

    • Throwaway by nature: its only job is answering a technical question

  • Prototype

    • Validates the experience or usage with a few real users

    • Focuses on interface and flow, not technical robustness

    • Useful to gather feedback before investing further

  • Throwaway MVP

    • Works, but poorly built

    • Every new feature gets slower to ship

    • Almost always ends in a full rewrite

  • Lasting first version

    • Solid from day one, on a deliberately narrow scope

    • Can evolve without a full rewrite

    • This is what we build

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Who owns what

A successful MVP relies on clear roles from the start. Otherwise technical decisions get made by the wrong person, or by no one.

You don't referee technical debates, and we never widen the scope without your approval. Here's the split:

  • You own

    • The market

    • The vision

    • The business problem

    • The priorities

  • We question

    • Unnecessary features

    • Premature complexity

    • Premature scalability

    • Unverified technical assumptions

  • We take care of

    • Technical decisions

    • Architecture

    • Implementation

    • Infrastructure

    • Quality

    • Deployment

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The Startup Pack

Landing page, web platform, and back office for a solid first version of your product, from €10,000 excl. VAT. Mobile version available as an option. Testable as it's built, delivered in 4 weeks.

Everything included helps you launch and validate your product. What's excluded adds nothing until the market is validated.

What's included

  • Landing page

  • Web platform

  • Back office

  • Optional mobile version

  • Hosting setup and go-live

What's deliberately left out

  • Features that aren't priorities for validating your market

  • Deep visual customization beyond your brand identity

  • Scalability built for volume you don't have yet

Good to know

  • You test the app as it's being built, without waiting for the very end.

  • After launch, fixes are free for 3 months, then we stay available in a dedicated service-center model.

How we work

Frequently Asked Questions

The smallest version of your product that lets you validate your market with real users, built to a high standard, not just "something that works".

The minimum that lets you test your main business hypothesis. We help you decide what's actually a priority.

Landing page, web platform, and back office, with an optional mobile version. That's enough to launch a complete, testable first version.

The Startup Pack starts at €10,000 excl. VAT, with the price set before we start. A broader scope is quoted after the discovery call.

Yes. The architecture stays simple but is never a dead end: it can evolve without a full rebuild.

No, that's exactly what we're avoiding. A well-built first version extends, it doesn't get thrown away.

You do, entirely.

Fixes are free for 3 months, then we stay available in a dedicated service-center model to keep evolving the product.

Not at the start. We own the technical decisions; a CTO becomes relevant once you're building your own team.

That's a big part of our role. We question features that delay launch without moving the needle on validating your market.

What happens after you click

  1. A 30-minute conversation

    You tell us where you stand, we ask the right questions. It's free.

  2. Concrete feedback

    Options, a ballpark estimate and the points to watch out for, without jargon.

  3. You decide

    Move forward with us, on your own or with someone else: no strings attached.

Ready to launch your project with the right team?

A clear plan or just a hunch: in 30 minutes, you leave with concrete next steps and a first ballpark estimate.

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