MVP to Production
Prepare a working app for its next production release, focusing on the checks, fixes, and responsibilities that release needs.
What the work covers
One working application and one agreed next release.
The fixes and checks selected for that release, rather than the whole product backlog.
Release responsibilities agreed with your team before work begins.
Relevant customer work
These examples show applications we helped build. They do not document an MVP-to-production engagement. The scope of your engagement is agreed separately.
Built a real-time dashboard for car dealers to manage walk-in customers and track sales.
Ruby on Rails
Built a customer booking app and staff backend to manage bookings, invoices, routes, and pricing.
Ruby on RailsHow we work through it
Review the working app and agree what the next release needs to do.
Work through the agreed fixes and checks, recording unresolved issues.
Review readiness and confirm who owns each release step before deciding whether to proceed.
Questions you may have
Can we start with an idea?
This engagement starts with a working app. An idea or a product that still needs to be built requires a different scope.
Does this guarantee a launch?
The work prepares one agreed release. Whether it can go live depends on the checks, unresolved issues, and the release decision; launch is not guaranteed.
Who deploys the release?
We agree release ownership before work begins, including who can approve, deploy, observe, and recover the release.
Tell us about your project
Prepare a working app for its next production release, focusing on the checks, fixes, and responsibilities that release needs.
MVP to Production
Prepare a working app for its next production release, focusing on the checks, fixes, and responsibilities that release needs.