MVP-ontwikkeling voor startups

Authentication (email, OAuth), 3-5 core user-facing screens, Supabase database with row-level security, Stripe subscription billing with customer portal, an admin dashboard, basic event analytics, transactional email, and deployment to Vercel with CI/CD. Everything ships as a TypeScript Next.js codebase you fully own.

You get a senior developer who architects, builds, and deploys your product — not a project manager relaying requirements to junior developers in another timezone. The codebase is clean TypeScript with proper migrations, types, and documentation. Any competent developer can pick it up after we're done.

Yes, for focused MVPs. Weeks 1-2 deliver auth, billing, and infrastructure. Weeks 3-4 deliver core screens connected to real data. If your scope is larger — say 6-8 screens or complex multi-tenant logic — we extend to 6-8 weeks. The scoping call figures out which timeline actually fits your product.

Next.js gives you server rendering, API routes, and a React frontend in one framework. Supabase gives you Postgres, auth, storage, and real-time subscriptions without managing infrastructure. This stack ships fast, scales on Vercel's edge network, and it's also the most hireable stack out there if you need to grow your team later.

You own the codebase, the Vercel account, and the Supabase project. Hire your own developers, bring us on for a monthly retainer, or scope a Phase 2 project — your call. We provide a handoff document covering architecture decisions, environment setup, and deployment procedures so any developer can get up to speed quickly.

Yes. We sign your NDA before the scoping call. Our standard contract includes full IP assignment — you own every line of code, every design asset, and every deployment configuration. We keep zero rights to your product. That applies to every engagement, not as some upsell.

MVP development services involve creating a Minimum Viable Product, which is a basic version of a product with just enough features to satisfy early users and gather feedback. These services help startups quickly test their ideas in the market with minimal resources, enabling them to validate assumptions, attract investors, and make informed decisions for future development. The focus is on speed, functionality, and user feedback, allowing startups to iterate and refine their product effectively. MVP development is crucial for minimizing risks and aligning the product with market needs.

MVP development, or Minimum Viable Product development, involves creating a simplified version of a product that includes only its core features necessary to address the primary problem or need. The goal is to test the product's viability in the market quickly and with minimal investment. As Eric Ries, author of "The Lean Startup," puts it, an MVP allows startups to "learn about your customers with the least amount of effort." This approach helps in gathering user feedback early, mitigating risks, and guiding further product development.