5-Day MVP Development Sprints

Your MVP.
Built in 5 Days.

Bring us your idea. We scope it, build it, test it, and hand you a working MVP within five days of the agreed sprint scope — from regulated-industry and compliance-adjacent tools to general SaaS, AI, and dashboard products.

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  • Fixed scope
  • Rapid execution
  • Working software

The problem

Your idea shouldn't spend three months waiting to become real.

Traditional development drags

Long discovery phases, ever-expanding specs, and slow agency cycles mean months can pass before anyone can actually click through your product.

Founders need something tangible

Early validation is far stronger with a real product in someone's hands than with a deck. You need working software to learn from — quickly.

Agencies overcomplicate early products

Early-stage products get buried under enterprise process. Heavy architecture for features that may change next week slows down exactly when speed matters.

Focus beats breadth

A tight, agreed scope — one core workflow, done properly — is worth more at this stage than ten half-finished features. That's what a sprint is for.

Our answer: a focused sprint. We help you cut scope to what proves the idea, build it end-to-end in five days, and hand it to you running.

Primary specialty

MVPs for regulated and compliance-adjacent industries

Our named specialty is software where measurement, packaging rules, and document accuracy are the product — an area most rapid-build shops avoid because it punishes sloppy scope.

Legal metrology tools

  • Verification and inspection workflow trackers
  • Instrument records with calibration history
  • Compliance-check calculators with audit trails

Packaged-commodity compliance

  • Net-content and labeling rule checkers
  • Batch declaration builders for packaged goods
  • Review dashboards for product SKUs

Document-verification tooling

  • Extraction with source-cited passage review
  • Rule-based document checklists with severity
  • Review queues with sign-off and export

Also building, every week: general AI MVPs, SaaS products, dashboards, marketplaces, and business tools — the sprint model fits those exactly the same way. The specialty above is where we invest extra depth, not a filter on who we work with.

Services

What we build in a sprint

Practical examples of what fits inside a five-day window. Larger systems start with one of these.

AI MVPs

  • A support bot trained on your help docs
  • Drafting assistant for invoices or briefs
  • Document summarizer with sources
  • Chat-first search over your own data

SaaS MVPs

  • Accounts, login, one paid plan
  • A single core workflow done properly
  • Team workspaces with roles
  • Settings, billing hooks, basic analytics

Business Tools

  • Internal booking or scheduling flow
  • Quote and invoice generator
  • Inventory tracker with exports
  • Approval workflows for small teams

Web Applications

  • Client portal for a service business
  • Job board scoped to one niche
  • Directory with profiles and search
  • Event registration with confirmation

Dashboards

  • KPI overview over your existing data
  • Orders or leads pipeline view
  • Simple charting with date filters
  • CSV import + export tooling

Landing + Validation

  • High-conversion landing page
  • Waitlist with email capture
  • Real form routing to your inbox
  • A/B-ready copy and layout structure

Why this focus

Why regulated-industry tooling is our named specialty

It started with legal metrology

Our founding project was an internal legal-metrology build — LM-SCAN, a document scanner that finds and extracts regulated claims from long technical documents (shown as a prototype in the Work section below — it is an internal build, not a client engagement). Working against measurement-and-labeling rules teaches a discipline most MVP shops skip: the rules are the spec.

Smart India Hackathon 2026

We participated in SIH 2026, building under problem statements where correctness is judged against fixed requirements — not vibes. That experience shapes how we scope: freeze the rules, build to them, and make every output checkable against its source.

Compliance work rewards narrow scope

A compliance tool that "mostly works" is worthless — a missed rule is a missed rule. That's why our sprint model (one workflow, frozen scope, tested against agreed examples) is a genuinely good fit for this domain, not just a marketing angle.

What we are not claiming

We are not a certified audit firm, we don't provide legal sign-off, and we don't claim past clients in regulated industries — our portfolio is prototypes and internal builds. What we offer is fast, careful software for teams who already know their rules and need tooling built around them.

How it works

Four steps, five days

  1. 01

    Tell Us What You're Building

    One short conversation about your idea, who it's for, and what "working" means for version one.

  2. 02

    Scope the Sprint

    We agree on a tight feature list, priorities, and the exact scope before any code is written. Scope is fixed from here.

  3. 03

    We Build

    Five focused working days with brief daily check-ins so you can see progress and steer details early.

  4. 04

    You Get a Working MVP

    Tested, deployed, documented, and handed over with full source code. It runs without us.

Day 0

Scope

Feature list agreed and frozen.

Day 1

Foundation

Project setup, data model, auth.

Day 2

Core Features

The primary workflow works end-to-end.

Day 3

Integration + UI

APIs, third-party services, UI polish.

Day 4

Testing + Refinement

Fixes from your check-ins, edge cases.

Day 5

QA + Handoff

Deployment, docs, source-code handoff.

This is an example sprint structure — the exact timeline for your project depends on the scope we agree together before the sprint starts.

What's included

Every sprint ships with

Product planning
Responsive UI
Core functionality
Database / API integration where applicable
Authentication where applicable
Basic testing
Deployment assistance
Source-code handoff
Documentation

"Where applicable" means exactly that — if your MVP doesn't need auth or a database, we don't build it in just to tick a box.

Work

Projects we've built

Prototype and concept builds — not paid commercial client engagements. Metrics are omitted on purpose: these aren't client results.

Prototype LM-SCAN

Problem

Reviewing long documents for specific claims is slow and easy to get wrong by hand.

Solution

A scanner that ingests a document, finds the sections matching a query, and shows the extracted passage with a confidence score.

Key features

  • Document upload with parsed sections
  • Query-based passage extraction
  • Highlight-and-jump review view

Technology: React, FastAPI, transformer-based retrieval, SQLite

Concept PaperAI

Problem

Reading research papers is slow; relevant findings get buried in dense text.

Solution

A reading companion that summarizes papers section by section and answers questions with citations back to the source text.

Key features

  • PDF ingestion with section mapping
  • Summaries per section, not per paper
  • Question answering with quoted sources

Technology: Next.js, LLM API with retrieval, vector store, PDF parsing

Internal Build Accessibility Companion

Problem

Checking a page for accessibility issues means cross-referencing several tools and manuals.

Solution

A helper that runs checks against a page and explains each issue in plain language, with suggested fixes.

Key features

  • Rule-based checks with severity levels
  • Plain-language explanations
  • Suggested fixes per issue

Technology: TypeScript, axe-core, browser extension APIs

Concept SecureMail

Problem

Sensitive messages often pass through servers that can read them in plain text.

Solution

A messaging interface built around encrypted message storage, where decryption keys never touch the server unencrypted.

Key features

  • Encrypted message storage
  • Key handling on the client only
  • Self-destructing read-once links

Technology: Node.js, WebCrypto, PostgreSQL, client-side encryption flow

Case Study SignalSync

Problem

Data from separate tools arrives at different times, so nobody is looking at one current view.

Solution

A sync layer that pulls events from multiple sources into one normalized feed with a live dashboard on top.

Key features

  • Multi-source event ingestion
  • Normalized, deduplicated feed
  • Live dashboard with filters

Technology: Node.js, WebSockets, Redis, charting layer

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Pricing

Starting points, not fixed quotes

Final pricing depends on the agreed project scope. These ranges describe where sprints typically begin.

Prototype Sprint

$750starting at

For validating a concept: a clickable MVP skeleton or landing + validation build.

  • Landing page or clickable prototype
  • Core flow mocked end-to-end
  • 1–2 day turnaround on scope
  • Deployed and shareable link
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MVP Sprint

$1,500starting at

The full five-day build: a working MVP with real data, tested and handed off.

  • Real database and core features
  • Authentication where needed
  • Responsive UI, basic testing
  • Full source-code handoff + docs
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Advanced MVP

$2,500starting at

For MVPs with more moving parts: AI features, integrations, or multi-role systems.

  • AI / LLM integration
  • Third-party API integrations
  • Multi-role permissions
  • Deployment + handoff walkthrough
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Ongoing Iteration

$500–$1,500 / month

Continued iteration on an MVP we've already built together — new features, refinements, and upkeep in predictable monthly slices.

  • Available only after a completed sprint
  • Priced by the scope you keep in the queue
  • Subject to current capacity
  • Cancel anytime, keep all source
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Final pricing depends on the agreed project scope. Complexity, integrations, authentication, payments, AI services, and deployment requirements can affect final pricing. These are starting prices for scoping conversations — not universal fixed rates.

Rough starting estimate

Tick what your MVP needs and see where the starting range moves. This is a rough starting estimate — confirmed after scope review, never a quote.

Rough starting range $750 – $1,100

A rough starting estimate only — never below a real package floor, and always confirmed after scope review.

FAQ

Straight answers

What does "5 days" mean?

Five working days from the start of the build phase, counting from when the scope is agreed and frozen. The five-day promise applies only to the agreed MVP scope — never to everything a startup might eventually need.

Can you build my whole startup in five days?

No — and we won't pretend otherwise. Five days covers a focused MVP: one core workflow, real data, and the features we agree on upfront. Your startup as a whole is a longer journey; the sprint gets you the first real, working version of it.

What happens if my project is too large?

We tell you before we take it. Some projects don't fit a five-day sprint, and the honest move is to either cut scope to a meaningful first version or plan a longer engagement. We'll always say which one applies rather than overpromise.

Do I get the source code?

Yes. Full source code is handed over at the end of every sprint, with documentation. There's no lock-in — you can take it to another developer or team the day after handoff.

Can you deploy the MVP?

Yes — deployment assistance is included in every sprint. Typical targets are Netlify, Vercel, or a simple VPS, depending on what the MVP needs.

Can you integrate AI?

Yes. AI features — summarization, chat over your data, extraction, classification — are common in our sprints. API costs for AI services are billed separately from the sprint price and depend on usage.

What happens after the sprint?

You own everything: code, docs, deployment. Many founders take it and run. If you want us for the next iteration, we scope a new sprint the same way — no retainer required.

Do you provide ongoing development?

Yes, but only when it's a good fit. Follow-up sprints or a support arrangement can be discussed after handoff — we'll be upfront if your ongoing needs are better served by hiring or another partner.

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Let's make your idea real this week.

Tell us what you're building. We'll come back with an honest scope and a straight answer on whether it fits a sprint.

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