From prototype to paying customers
Move from a promising prototype to a product your customers can rely on. A tested foundation leaves more room for the features that make your business different.
How we scope itWe scope a first release at eight to twelve weeks, and the date is fixed in writing before work starts.
Where it hurts today
- The prototype proved the idea, but it wasn’t built to carry real customers or real data.
- The roadmap needs more engineering than the team has, and hiring takes months.
- A previous agency delivered late, over budget, or with code nobody wants to touch again.
- Investors and early customers expect production quality now, not after the next round.
What we build
- A production web app, and a mobile app when the product needs one
- Accounts, teams, permissions and subscription billing from day one
- An admin console for support and operations, without extra engineering
- Product analytics and error monitoring in place before launch
- Documentation your future engineers can pick up without us in the room
Korea and the US
A Korean launch usually means Kakao sign-in and Korean-first support. A US launch means Google sign-in and card billing through Stripe. If you plan to sell in both, we build for both from the first release.