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The slowest part of building software
is deciding what to build.
Specs get argued over for weeks because nobody can see the thing. A prototype ends the argument in an afternoon — and it’s now cheap enough to build one before committing to anything.
“We’ve been speccing this for three months.”
Nobody can picture it, so everyone defends their own version. Build the smallest working thing and the conversation changes.
“We need to show investors something real.”
Slides describe. A working prototype demonstrates. The difference in a room is not subtle.
“Engineering says it’ll take two quarters.”
It might. But you should find out whether anyone wants it before you spend two quarters proving they don’t.
“We don’t know if users will get it.”
Put it in front of five of them for an hour. That’s the whole point of building it fast.
What you get
Working prototype
Deployed, on a URL, with a login.
Real data
Seeded so it behaves like the real thing.
Core flows
The two or three that decide the product.
Design system
Enough to look like a product, not a demo.
User test
Five sessions, recorded, with findings.
Source code
Yours, in your repo, documented.
Build notes
What we faked, and what it would take to make real.
Scoping estimate
What a production build actually costs.
Next-step call
Build it, park it, or kill it — honestly.
How it runs
Ten days.
Start to demo.
Fixed price, fixed window. If it takes longer than ten working days we’ve scoped it wrong, and that’s our problem rather than a change order.
01
Frame
One session: what the product does and who decides it works.
02
Sketch
Flows and screens, agreed in a day, not a fortnight.
03
Build
AI-assisted, deployed daily so you watch it appear.
04
Test
Five users, one hour each, recorded.
05
Decide
Findings, honest estimate, and a recommendation.
Who this is for
A good fit if
✓ You need to see it before you fund it
✓ You’re raising and slides aren’t landing
✓ There’s an internal argument a demo would settle
✓ You want the code, not a locked platform
✓ You’re raising and slides aren’t landing
✓ There’s an internal argument a demo would settle
✓ You want the code, not a locked platform
Probably not if
✕ You need production-grade security and scale on day one
✕ The requirements are fixed, signed and unarguable
✕ You want a full product build — that’s a different engagement
✕ Nobody on your side can give an hour a day for two weeks
✕ The requirements are fixed, signed and unarguable
✕ You want a full product build — that’s a different engagement
✕ Nobody on your side can give an hour a day for two weeks
What it costs
01 · Prototype sprint
One idea, working, in ten days.
From ₹1.5L
5–10 days · fixed scope
- Working deployed prototype
- Five user tests
- Code and build notes
02 · Prototype + product design
Prototype, then the real design.
From ₹4L
4–6 weeks · phased
- Everything in the sprint
- Full UX and UI system
- Production-ready specification
03 · Build it for real
Carry it into production.
From ₹8L
Scoped after the sprint
- Production web app build
- Testing and deployment
- Ongoing management
Questions people ask before they call
Isn’t ‘vibe coding’ just AI writing throwaway code?
Some of it is throwaway, deliberately. The prototype exists to answer a question, not to run your business for five years. What you keep is the answer, the user findings and a realistic estimate — and the code, if it’s worth keeping. We’ll tell you which.
Can we take the prototype straight to production?
Sometimes, for internal tools with a handful of users. For anything customer-facing, treat it as a very detailed specification rather than a foundation. We’re explicit in the build notes about what was faked.
What do you build it with?
Whatever gets there fastest and hands over cleanly — usually React with a hosted backend. If you have a stack your team maintains, we’ll build in that instead so the code has somewhere to live.
Who owns the code?
You do, pushed to your repository, from day one.
What if the test says nobody wants it?
Then it cost you ₹1.5 lakh and ten days to learn that, instead of two quarters and an engineering team. That’s a good outcome, and we’ll say so plainly.
Can you do Meta and LinkedIn too?
We focus on Google — Search, Shopping and PMax — because that’s where intent lives and where we’re genuinely strong. For paid social we’ll happily recommend people we trust.
Related
Product
Design it properly.
Research, flows and interface design once the idea is proven.
Product
Build it for real.
Production web app development, and someone to run it after launch.
Brand
Give it a name and a face.
Identity for a product that’s about to meet customers.
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