What you get.
- Problem and buyer definition, with the assumptions that need proving first
- Competitive landscape and positioning options
- Scoped first release and what to leave out
- Architecture and stack recommendation with trade-offs written down
- Delivery plan and launch plan with milestones
How it runs.
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Station 1
Discovery call
Thirty minutes on the problem, the buyer and your constraints.
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Station 2
Working sessions
Joint sessions on market, scope and architecture with senior leads.
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Station 3
Written plan
A plan you can build with us, with another team, or take to investors.
Who rides this station.
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For founders
A working session on the problem, the buyer and the smallest product that proves demand. You leave with scope, architecture and a launch plan.
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For companies
We map your systems, data and constraints, then size the opportunity with you: build, buy or integrate, and what it takes to win the market.
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For enterprise
Discovery with your stakeholders: requirements, data boundaries, security and compliance needs, integration points and a delivery plan procurement can sign.
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Questions? Answers.
Do we have to build with you after the evaluation?
No. The plan is yours. Many teams build with us because the same leads already understand the product, but the evaluation stands on its own.
What do you need from us?
Time with the people who know the customer and the business, plus any existing research, data or systems we should account for.
Next stop: a 30-minute call.
Tell us what you are building. A senior lead will tell you honestly what it takes to ship it and take it to market.