Choose the question and the first version
Use the customer evidence to decide what the first version must prove, and whether that needs a prototype, a sales demo or a working MVP.
Make the idea tangible. Then make it useful.
For funded, founder-led B2B tech teams that need a working first version in the hands of users and buyers.
Discuss your projectWe pick the one task users need most, design it and build the prototype, demo or MVP your next step needs.
When it matters.
- Investors ask to see the product, and you show slides.
- Every change to the first build breaks two other things.
- Buyers like the idea but can’t picture using it.
PaceSovereign: working MVP in 8 weeks, now in private beta.
What you get
- First version scopeOne user task, the order of work and what we leave out on purpose.
- Product UXThe flows, the structure and a written reason behind each decision.
- Interface design and systemEvery screen designed, plus the component library your team reuses.
- PrototypeA clickable version, so you can test how a task works before it is built.
- Product demoOne capability made real enough to show on stage or in a sales call.
- MVP buildWe build the frontend, the backend and the integrations the first release needs.
- QA and deploymentTesting, performance checks and the infrastructure it runs on.
- Handover and ownershipThe repository, the design files and the data are yours from day one.
Decide. Test. Then ship.
Test the experience
Put the main task in front of potential users and decide what to change where they get stuck.
Ship the essential
Build what the test confirmed and ship it on a date fixed before we start.
See it in practice.
Health analytics, biomarker trends and an AI coach in one working MVP, built in 8 weeks.
Explore PaceSovereign
ANOTHER RELEVANT PROJECT
Edutailor
Dashboard UX for an AI and XR training platform, done with its brand and website.
IN THE CLIENTS’ WORDS
1 / 3
“Eleven days for the landing page. Then they built the entire product.”
James K.Co-founder, PaceSovereign
See the case“They didn't just redesign our website - they rebuilt how our entire team works.”
Edutailor teamEnterprise learning platform
See the case“They work great with the developers.”
Maciej T.Company Director, ITMT LAW
What should version one do first?
Describe the idea in one paragraph. Within one business day you get our first notes: what version one could prove and what to answer before building.
No proposal attached. You decide what happens next. The first conversation takes 20 minutes.
Build, from $25,000. You own the repo, design and data.
A better brief starts with a few good questions.
Explore what shapes the work. Bring the questions you still have to our first conversation.
Do we need a prototype, a demo or an MVP?
A prototype if you’re still testing how a task should work, a demo if you need to show one capability in a pitch or sales call, an MVP if people need to use it for real. A prototype is not a production-ready product.
How do customer interviews fit into the build?
They come before the build, and only where an assumption could change what we build. Participants and feedback sessions are part of the scope, set before development begins.
What belongs in the first version?
One user task, with the content and states needed to complete it. We decide together which integrations and data it needs, what can wait and who runs it after handover.
How long does an MVP take, and what does it cost?
Build starts from $25,000, and the ship date is fixed before development begins; the length follows the task and its integrations, as PaceSovereign’s case shows. How to scope a first version is in our zero-to-MVP guide.
Who builds it, and who owns the code?
One senior team designs and builds with you, and the person who ran the research reviews the build. You own the code from day one, and after launch we can stay involved or hand over cleanly.