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Our focus is on building minimum viable products that are technically sound, measurable, and ready for further development — not short-lived prototypes.
What MVP Development Means in Practice
An MVP is not about cutting corners.
It is about building the right scope, validating assumptions early, and avoiding unnecessary complexity.
We approach MVP development as a structured engineering and product process, balancing speed, quality, and future scalability.
It is about building the right scope, validating assumptions early, and avoiding unnecessary complexity.
We approach MVP development as a structured engineering and product process, balancing speed, quality, and future scalability.
What we do for you
Product Discovery & Scoping
We start by defining what the MVP should and should not include.
Outcome: a clear, realistic MVP roadmap.
- business goals and constraints alignment
- competitor and market context review
- feature prioritisation and MVP scope definition
- user flows and product structure
Outcome: a clear, realistic MVP roadmap.
UI/UX Design
Design is approached with speed and clarity in mind.
Outcome: consistent design that supports fast development and iteration.
- user flows and wireframes
- visual direction and UI system
- responsive and MVP-ready layouts
Outcome: consistent design that supports fast development and iteration.
UI/UX Design
Design is approached with speed and clarity in mind.
Outcome: consistent design that supports fast development and iteration.
- user flows and wireframes
- visual direction and UI system
- responsive and MVP-ready layouts
Outcome: consistent design that supports fast development and iteration.
MVP Development
(Web & Mobile)
We develop MVPs as production-ready systems.
Outcome: a working MVP that can be used, tested, and improved.
- front-end and back-end development
- database and API integrations
- basic admin and operational tooling
- deployment and release preparation
Outcome: a working MVP that can be used, tested, and improved.
Iteration & MVP Improvement
After launch, we help teams move forward in a controlled way.
Outcome: gradual evolution instead of disruptive rewrites.
- feature extensions based on usage data
- performance and stability improvements
- architectural adjustments as the product grows
Outcome: gradual evolution instead of disruptive rewrites.
Iteration & MVP Improvement
After launch, we help teams move forward in a controlled way.
Outcome: gradual evolution instead of disruptive rewrites.
- feature extensions based on usage data
- performance and stability improvements
- architectural adjustments as the product grows
Outcome: gradual evolution instead of disruptive rewrites.
Fixing & Improving Existing MVPs
Not every MVP starts from a clean slate.
We frequently work with existing MVPs that require stabilisation, architectural refinement, or controlled rework before they can progress.
Common situations include:
Our work begins with a technical and product audit, focused on identifying what can be reused, improved, or simplified.
Outcome: a maintainable MVP that can continue evolving without being rebuilt from scratch.
We frequently work with existing MVPs that require stabilisation, architectural refinement, or controlled rework before they can progress.
Common situations include:
- MVPs lacking production stability
- unclear or non-scalable architecture
- performance issues or accumulated technical debt
- features built without validation or usage metrics
- previous development teams no longer available
Our work begins with a technical and product audit, focused on identifying what can be reused, improved, or simplified.
Outcome: a maintainable MVP that can continue evolving without being rebuilt from scratch.
MVP Development by Startup Stage
Pre-Seed
At pre-seed stage, the priority is validation.
Objective: reduce uncertainty and test demand.
- focused scope around a core problem
- fast release for early users or pilots
- preparation for initial investor discussions
Objective: reduce uncertainty and test demand.
Seed
At seed stage, stability and traction become critical.
Objective: support growth and fundraising.
- improvement of core features
- analytics and usage tracking
- performance and reliability enhancements
Objective: support growth and fundraising.
Post-Seed / Early Growth
Here, MVP transitions into a full product.
Objective: scale without architectural disruption.
- refactoring and scalability improvements
- UX optimisation
- preparation for higher load and team growth
Objective: scale without architectural disruption.
How It Works
Clients stay involved through regular updates and clear milestones.
We follow a predictable and transparent process:
We follow a predictable and transparent process:
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Kick-off and initial estimation
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Discovery and planning
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UX and UI design
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Development in sprints
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QA and stabilisation
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Launch and next-step roadmap
Who This Service Is For
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startup founders building a first product - teams validating a new business model
- companies launching internal or external digital initiatives
- founders preparing for investment rounds
Our projects
App development
SubWise
Subscription app development
Software development
InSite software
Green spaces and public tenders management software and web app
QA and Testing
QA FOR FINTECH
Automation and regression testing for fintech app
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FAQ — MVP Development
Most MVPs take 8–12 weeks, depending on scope and complexity.
Yes. NDAs can be signed before detailed discussions.
A prototype is a visual or clickable mockup used to test an idea — it has no real functionality and cannot be used by real users. An MVP (Minimum Viable Product) is a functional product built with real code, deployed to production, and used by actual users to validate assumptions. Chainweb Group builds MVPs, not disposable prototypes — they are designed to evolve into full products.
Chainweb Group delivers the technical product and documentation that investors typically request: a working MVP, a technical architecture overview, and — on request — a product roadmap structured for due diligence. We do not provide financial or investment advisory services.
Yes. We often stabilise, improve, and extend existing MVPs.
Yes. We build MVPs to be used, tested, and evolved — not discarded.
MVP development at Chainweb Group starts from approximately €12,000–€18,000 for a web or mobile MVP with core functionality, basic admin panel, and deployment. More complex MVPs with payment integrations, AI features, or multi-platform support start from €25,000. A realistic estimate requires a scoping session.
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