MVP development services from prototype to production.
Your demo shows the idea. Now you need a product people can use. Our MVP development services turn the core customer journey into a working web or mobile release, with a scope and fixed quote you approve first.
Build the part your customer needs first.
AI prototype
Move beyond the demo
You have screens from Lovable, Bolt, Replit or Cursor. We check what can be reused, replace mock data with the real flow, and scope the access, payments and deployment needed for launch.
MVP development for startups
Test one clear customer need
Start with the task your customer needs to finish. We help separate the first release from the later wishlist, so you can put a useful product in front of people and learn what to build next.
MVP app development
Ship a usable mobile product
The first release includes the device behaviours the core journey needs: permissions, reminders or offline use where relevant. Store submission is scoped with the build; approval remains the store’s decision.
MVP software
Launch the web workflow
A portal, booking flow or subscription product needs to work from entry to completion. We include the data, access rules, error states and release setup that make that journey usable.
Open the listings. See what we built.
We build and run our own apps. Each one is live on Google Play under Acefina LLC, so you can check the work yourself. These are product rules we designed, built and shipped.
Delivery example · bill tracker
BillsClear
A bill tracker organised around your pay schedule, with a checklist of bills due before the next payday. Available on Google Play and the App Store.
- The flow released: pick a pay schedule, add bills, see what is left after the bills due before payday.
- Every bill due in the period subtracts once, whether or not it is paid yet.
- Marking a bill paid does not move the number, and an unpaid bill carries over, flagged.
- A currency with no exchange rate is marked unavailable and left out of the total, not estimated.
- Stated scope: no bank login, no account, and bills stored on the device.
Reading tracker
Pagehour
A reading tracker with a session timer, reading log and Goodreads import. Available on Google Play and the App Store.
- The flow released: time a session, log the page you reach, see your streak and finish date.
- Streak days follow your local calendar, and time-zone travel is tested.
- The Goodreads import skips books you already have, so it is safe to run again.
- Stated scope: free CSV or JSON export, no account and no ads.
Location alarm
LocatAlert
Published as “Wake Me Up: GPS Location Alarm” on Google Play. It alerts travellers as they approach a chosen stop, using location permissions and background operation. Its site says the iPhone version is waiting for App Store review.
- The flow released: choose a stop and how early to ring, from 50 m to 5 km.
- Stated behaviour: on Android it opens a full-screen alarm over the lock screen; on iPhone it rings as repeated time-sensitive notifications.
- Stated behaviour: precise GPS switches on only in the last stretch before the stop, and the GPS stream is not uploaded to our servers.
These are our own products, not client work, and nothing here is a result we promise for yours. They show the kind of first release we scope: one core journey, the failure paths it needs and a store or web release.
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Get a free MVP reviewAgree the release before writing more code.
Free review of the idea or prototype
Send the prototype or repository link, the customer problem and what the first release should do. We reply with what we would keep, what needs work and whether we are a fit.
Scope the minimum viable product
We agree the core journey, release requirements and acceptance checks. You get a written scope, a fixed quote and a proposed schedule based on your actual project before committing.
Build, verify and hand over
We build in your repository and accounts, demonstrate the working flow, and test it against the agreed checks. You receive the release instructions and a list of deferred features, so the next decision stays clear.
Show us what you want people to do.
A prototype is helpful, but a short description is enough to start. Tell us your target customer, country, budget band and what a useful first release looks like.
A first product you can put in front of customers.
- A written first-release scope, with later features kept separate
- A fixed quote and project-specific schedule agreed before the build
- A working customer journey with real data and the access rules it needs
- Checks for success and failure paths, plus a repeatable release process
- Code in your repository, deployment in your accounts and handover documentation
Founders ready to test a real product.
We work remotely with founders and small teams in the US, UK, EU and Australia. This offer is for a new first release or a prototype becoming a product. If an existing project has stalled and needs a takeover, start with software project rescue instead.
Want to see what we have built? Browse our selected work.
Questions we get before people start.
What do your MVP development services include?
We scope the first customer journey, build the agreed web or mobile product, test the release and hand over the code and deployment instructions. Integrations, payments, store submission and ongoing care are included only where they are in your written scope.
Can you take an AI-built prototype into production?
Yes. We review the existing code first and reuse what is sound. The scope identifies anything that needs replacing, plus the data, access control, error handling and release setup missing from the demo.
How much does MVP development cost?
The initial review is free. We give a fixed quote after agreeing the first-release scope. There is no standard package price: the customer journey, integrations and release requirements decide the work.
How long will our MVP take?
We propose a schedule after reviewing your project and agree it in the scope. We do not promise a standard turnaround before seeing the product, dependencies and store requirements.
Who owns the code and accounts?
We work in your repository and your accounts. Once the work is paid for, the code we write for your project is yours under our terms. Ownership and handover are agreed before work starts.
What happens after the first release?
You keep the code and handover documentation. We can scope the next changes from customer feedback or agree ongoing care separately. The first build does not commit you to a retainer.
Give your prototype a clear path to launch.
Start with a free review. Agree the scope and price before the build.