A minimum viable product: the smallest version of your product that does its core job for real users. It launches first, then grows based on how people actually use it.

How fast can you build an MVP?

For larger scopes we commit to a working MVP within eight weeks, and most of our projects overall go live in two to four weeks.

From idea to real users in eight weeks.

An MVP, or minimum viable product, is the smallest version of your product that does its core job for real users, so you learn from actual usage instead of guessing. For larger scopes Nycto commits to a working MVP within eight weeks, then extends it in short cycles, each one ending with working software.

How we decide what makes the cut

The one job your product must do for its first users, done properly.
Only the integrations that job genuinely can't live without.
Accounts, security and data handling done right from day one, because they're expensive to bolt on later.
Everything else goes on a list for after launch, ranked by what users ask for.

Web, mobile or desktop?

Most MVPs launch as a web app, because it reaches everyone without an app store. A mobile or desktop version follows once usage proves it's needed, sharing the same back end.

Questions we are asked

What is an MVP?: A minimum viable product: the smallest version of your product that does its core job for real users. It launches first, then grows based on how people actually use it.
How fast can you build an MVP?: For larger scopes we commit to a working MVP within eight weeks, and most of our projects overall go live in two to four weeks.

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