How we work

We achieve agreed-upon results through well-established processes and a quality control system at each stage of development.

We employ an Agile methodology, breaking down product creation into iterations. At the end of each iteration, a new version is released for discussion, testing, and feedback collection.
The initial version, the Minimum Viable Product (MVP), is released within 1–2 months from the start of development.
The MVP is sent for testing to real users who provide valuable feedback. This feedback is used to test marketing hypotheses and guide further development.
Subsequent releases introduce new features, leading to the final product. Thorough testing ensures the product's user-friendliness and alignment with your goals.

1 Discussion
Identify and discuss the problems the new software aims to solve.

Consider preferences and limitations, presenting various options for your approval.
2 Contract
Formalize terms, cost, and payment procedures.

Sign a non-disclosure agreement (NDA).
3 Requirements Specification
Delve into task details, refining and approving requirements in collaboration with you.
4 First MVP Release
Launch the initial version (MVP) with essential functions.

Real users begin testing, providing valuable edits for refinement.
5 Iterative Development
Develop MVP iterations in 1-2 week cycles.

Discuss intermediate results and implement feedback for testing.
6 Maintenance
Establish additional service agreements, such as technical support, content management, or feature expansion.