MVP Build
A working MVP with AI wired into your real data and systems — internal tool or web app, built to production quality so the first release is something your team can operate and build on.
What an MVP Build delivers
The package covers one defined product: a web app or internal tool with AI features — OpenAI, Anthropic or open-source models per problem — integrated with the systems your team already uses. The spec is refined from your Opportunity Audit roadmap or a dedicated kickoff, and frozen before the build sprints start.
The first release is not a clickable prototype. It is deployed software with authentication, security basics, tests and documentation — the foundation your team can extend after handover.
What is included
- Spec refinement, UX and architecture, from the audit roadmap or a dedicated kickoff.
- The full build: a web app or internal tool with AI features, integrated with your existing systems.
- Authentication, security basics, tests and documentation as part of the deliverable.
- Deployment to production with a handover session and an operator walkthrough.
What is not included
- Post-MVP roadmap execution — scoped as a new engagement or covered by the AI Lab Partner.
- Native mobile development; that is a separate scope.
- Enterprise compliance certification, model training or data labelling, and content or marketing.
Built to be operated, not admired
The difference between an MVP that informs a decision and an MVP that starts running the business is the engineering around the AI: how the model is called, how failures and edge cases surface, how the data stays correct, and whether the next developer — on your side — can pick it up from the documentation. That is where the fixed scope concentrates: the deliverable is defined as working software, so the demo and the production system are the same thing.
A good fit if
- You have a defined product idea and need it built with AI against your real data.
- An internal tool would remove a bottleneck your team feels every week.
- You want a fixed-scope build with a clear deliverable — not an open-ended engagement.
Describe the product. We will scope the build.
Tell us what the tool should do, who uses it and which systems it must connect to.