I’ve built a few MVPs now, and the pattern is usually the same: too much in scope, not enough time. The first thing I do is help figure out what actually needs to be in version one and what can wait.
What gets built
The core user flow. The thing that makes the product useful. That’s it.
Not a complete admin panel, not every edge case handled, not a custom design system. Those come later. I use Laravel, Vue/React, and TailwindCSS — production-ready from day one, with proper deployment, basic error handling, and transactional emails. Nothing fancy, but nothing embarrassing either.
After launch
The codebase should be easy to keep building on. I’ve seen MVPs get thrown away because they were too messy to iterate on. That’s not useful for anyone.
Who it’s for
Founders who need to validate an idea without spending six months in development. Product teams testing a new direction. If you have an idea and want to get it in front of real users, let’s talk about what that could look like.