Summary

FAQs

• Do you code everything or use no-code/low-code tools?

  I build everything from the ground up using a modern tech stack which is Next.js, Nest.js, MongoDB, TailwindCSS, Shadcn and for Smart contracts I use Solidity, Hardhat, and Foundry alongside AI tools like Cursor and Claude Code. Low-code platforms rarely scale well for real-world products and become harder to customize as features expand.

• How long does MVP development take?

  Most MVPs are delivered in 21 days, covering: * Core feature planning. * Full frontend, backend, and smart contract development. * Deployment of a live, testable product. For projects with added complexity or extra features, the timeline may extend to 4-5 weeks but I'm always upfront about schedules from the start.

• What happens after the MVP is done?

  After your MVP is launched, you’ll have two options: * Transition to a monthly retainer, where I act as your dedicated developer and keep building features based on user feedback. * Or take full ownership of the codebase, making it easy for any developer to continue the work.

• What’s included in the MVP package?

  Everything you need to launch quickly: * 3-4 core product features (auth, payments, dashboards, etc.). * A fully functional web app, hosted and live. * A clean, fast, and responsive landing page. * Streamlined UI design (I skip heavy design tools like Figma to move faster, but your product still looks polished). Need custom UI/UX? I can include that as well, just note it may extend the timeline slightly.

• My product has 10-15 core features. Can I build all of them?

  That’s not an MVP and that’s perfectly fine. My job is to help you focus by defining the leanest version of your product that can still validate your idea. In most cases, that means building 3-4 core features and getting to launch quickly. From there, I’ll help you map out future phases so you can scale based on real user feedback instead of assumptions.