From rough idea to a validated MVP in 2–8 weeks. I've taken a delivery startup from concept to a live shop with four-figure daily revenue in 8 weeks — this sprint is that playbook, compressed and repeatable.
Who it's for
Founders with a validated problem but no defined product yet
Teams about to commit engineering budget who want proof of demand first
Companies adding a new product line and needing a sharp scope before kickoff
How the sprint runs
Define (week 1) — kickoff workshop, user journeys, competitive benchmarks, and the MVP cut: what's in, what's out, and why
Prototype (weeks 2–3) — I'm highly proficient in AI-assisted prototyping and vibe coding, so instead of stopping at wireframes I build a working, clickable prototype and deploy it to a shareable link
Validate & package (final week) — put the prototype in front of real users, design partners or investors; findings flow into the release-1 backlog and roadmap
Short version (2–3 weeks) covers define + prototype; the full version adds validation rounds and a deeper backlog. We scope this together in the first call.
What you walk away with
A deployed, clickable prototype real users have touched — demo-ready for investors
MVP definition with explicit scope boundaries
Prioritized release-1 backlog with user stories, ready for your dev team
User flows, integration/architecture outline, post-launch roadmap
Your team can start building the next day — or keep me on as fractional PO through delivery.
From rough idea to a validated MVP in 2–8 weeks. I've taken a delivery startup from concept to a live shop with four-figure daily revenue in 8 weeks — this sprint is that playbook, compressed and repeatable.
Who it's for
Founders with a validated problem but no defined product yet
Teams about to commit engineering budget who want proof of demand first
Companies adding a new product line and needing a sharp scope before kickoff
How the sprint runs
Define (week 1) — kickoff workshop, user journeys, competitive benchmarks, and the MVP cut: what's in, what's out, and why
Prototype (weeks 2–3) — I'm highly proficient in AI-assisted prototyping and vibe coding, so instead of stopping at wireframes I build a working, clickable prototype and deploy it to a shareable link
Validate & package (final week) — put the prototype in front of real users, design partners or investors; findings flow into the release-1 backlog and roadmap
Short version (2–3 weeks) covers define + prototype; the full version adds validation rounds and a deeper backlog. We scope this together in the first call.
What you walk away with
A deployed, clickable prototype real users have touched — demo-ready for investors
MVP definition with explicit scope boundaries
Prioritized release-1 backlog with user stories, ready for your dev team
User flows, integration/architecture outline, post-launch roadmap
Your team can start building the next day — or keep me on as fractional PO through delivery.