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Services / Apps for startups Moscow · Worldwide

Startup app before your runway ends

A startup needs market signal, not a perfect store release. We ship a tight loop: hypothesis, onboarding, payments, metrics — Mini App or PWA, first users without extra code.

Why it matters

Without hard MVP boundaries you fund screens that never move a metric — and learn it months later. Runway burns on polish instead of learning. We lock hypothesis, channel, and success criteria before code: you pay for a signal, not a pretty app.

What we do

In this engagement:

  • Hypothesis and MVP boundaries — what we test and what we deliberately skip
  • Channel: Mini App / PWA / store — the cheapest path to first real users
  • Onboarding and activation — drive the first valuable action, not just an install
  • Analytics and early metrics — events, funnel, payments from day one
  • Growth plan after validation — what to add next, when to hit the store and scale

How we work

Hypothesis and channel review → hard scope → short cycles with a weekly demo. We often start with a Mini App or thin client to skip store review delays. After a market signal we expand features and move to native/store if needed. Iterations follow data, not gut feel.

FAQ

How long does a startup MVP take?

It depends on channel and scope boundaries. A Mini App or PWA is usually faster than a store build: short cycles and a weekly demo. We lock the timeline after the hypothesis review — no vague “from three months”.

What drives the price?

Channel (Mini App / PWA / store), onboarding depth, payments, analytics, and integrations. We align budget and scope after the review: a narrow release with metrics beats a bloated backlog with no signal.

Next / Your project

Market proof first — then screens and stack.