Smart cities · real-time data
Real-Time Parking Availability
Drivers had no reliable way to know where parking existed right now, and static maps were wrong within minutes in dense downtown blocks.
View case study →Startup MVP development
You have the idea, the customers and the domain knowledge. We supply the engineering: a live, production-ready first version in 14 days for a fixed $3,500, with no equity taken.
Free 15-minute fit check · no equity · no retainer
What gets built
We turn a conversation into a technical blueprint: architecture, data model, screens and integrations, in language you can read.
The single loop that proves the business, built with real accounts, real data and real permissions rather than a clickable mock.
If customers should be able to pay on day one, Stripe checkout or subscriptions go into the build.
Sign-up, password reset, transactional email and error handling, so you can send traffic at it the day it launches.
Event tracking wired in so you can see activation and usage instead of guessing whether it worked.
Repository, cloud accounts, domain and data transferred to you at handoff, with 30 days of support.
Good fit
Not in a 14-day sprint
Process
The same five stages for every project. Read the full 14-day process or check what it costs.
Free · 15 minutes
$500 · 7 days
$1,750 · days 1–14
$1,250 · day 14
Included
Related work
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View case study →Questions
No. The blueprint is written in plain English, you review a working prototype at day 7, and the handoff guide explains how to run the product without an engineer.
Investors respond to real users doing a real thing. A deployed product with accounts and usage is stronger evidence than a prototype or a deck.
Never. The price is $3,500, paid in three stages, and that is the entire commercial relationship.
That is what an MVP is for. You own the code and can change direction with us, with an in-house hire or with any other developer.
Next step
Tell us what you want to build. We reply within one business day with a straight yes, no, or here is what we would cut.