Get your AI product in front of users in weeks
Most AI ideas die in the planning stage. Founders spend months writing specs, comparing frameworks, and interviewing agencies before a single user ever touches the product.
You don't need a six-month roadmap. You need the smallest version of your idea, built well enough to test with real people, shipped fast enough that the idea is still relevant when it launches.
In practice that means one core workflow, not a full feature list: a signup flow that proves people want it, an AI feature investors can actually click through instead of watching a slide, or the one task your idea automates end to end. Built on a real AI provider (OpenAI, Azure OpenAI, Anthropic), not a mocked-up demo.
What you get
- A working product, not a prototype that breaks under real use
- A scoped feature set: the smallest thing that proves the idea, not everything you could imagine
- Weekly builds you can click through and test yourself
- Deployment, documentation, and a handover you can run without us
- Source code and infrastructure you own outright
- A clear point where "MVP" ends and "version two" begins
How it works
A short call about the actual problem, not a feature list. What gets built, what it costs, and when it ships comes out of that conversation, fixed from day one.
We build in short cycles and show you working software every week. No black box, no surprise invoice.
Deployed, documented, and handed over. You own the code.
Optional ongoing support if you want us to keep improving it.
What it costs
MVP builds run $5,000–$10,000, scoped on a call, typically shipping in four to six weeks. Smaller, single-purpose builds start at the $2,000 Pilot tier.
Proof, not promises
We build and run three shipped products ourselves (csvnormalize.com, bankstatementscsv.com, and cardstatementcsv.com), plus a handful of internal tools for other teams. See what's actually live.
See what we've builtQuestions
How fast can you actually ship an MVP?
Most MVPs ship in four to six weeks from the scoping call. The exact timeline depends on how many integrations and data sources are involved, and we agree it upfront before any work starts.
What if my idea changes once we start building?
Small adjustments are normal and expected. If the change is big enough to affect scope or price, we tell you before doing the work, never after.
Do I need to know exactly what I want before I talk to you?
No. Most founders come in with a rough idea. The scoping call exists to turn that into something concrete and buildable.
What tech stack do you use?
Whatever fits the product and your team's ability to maintain it afterward, usually a standard web stack with an AI layer on top. We pick tools for reliability, not novelty.
Who owns the code once it ships?
You do. Full source, no lock-in, no ongoing license fees to us.
Tell us what you want to build.
Fixed scope, fixed price, first reply within one business day.
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