Summary

FAQs

• How long does it take to build an MVP?

  Most MVPs are completed in three to six weeks, depending on the number of features and integrations. Smaller, focused MVPs can be completed faster, and more complex builds may require additional time.

• What technologies do you use to build MVPs?

  I typically use .NET, Java or Node for backend logic; Next.js or React/Typescript for frontend; and Supabase for authentication, database management, and real-time functionality. My team and I are experts so we can adapt to a vast range of tech stacks.

• Can you help define the scope if I don’t have everything planned?

  Yes. Many founders only have an idea and a few key features in mind. I help refine the scope into a clear, buildable plan that focuses on what needs to be launched first.

• What do I receive at the end of the project?

  You receive a fully functional MVP, source code, database schema, documentation, a production deployment, and a walkthrough (if needed). Everything is set up for real users and future development.

• Do you work from existing UI designs or create them?

  Both. If you have UI or wireframes, I implement them directly. If not, I can create clean, functional screens that match your brand and purpose. Design is always kept simple and user-focused.

• Can you add features like dashboards, admin tools, or AI integrations?

  Yes. Admin portals, dashboards, analytics, AI-powered features, payments, notifications, and automations can be added during or after the MVP phase.

• Is authentication included?

  Yes. Most MVPs include email/password login, social logins if needed, and secure role-based access through Supabase or your preferred solution.

• Will the MVP be ready for real users?

  Yes. Every MVP is built with production-ready components, tested workflows, and a stable backend. It is fully deployable and ready to onboard early users.

• Do you handle deployment?

  Yes. I deploy to Vercel, Netlify, AWS, Azure, or your preferred environment. You will receive full access and instructions to manage environments after launch.

• Do you provide post-launch support?

  Yes. Each project includes a support window for bug fixes and stability improvements. Ongoing feature development or maintenance can be arranged separately.

• What do you need from me to start?

  A short description of your idea, the core features you want in the first version, and any examples of products you want to model. From there, I handle the structure, architecture, and build.