MVP development

Do you have an idea, a hunch, a hypothesis?

And would you like to test it and see how your market reacts?

We turn your idea into an MVP, and test your solution with your target audience.

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What is a Minimum Viable Product (MVP)?

The aim of an MVP is to test your solution on the market, while minimizing your time and budget.
Indeed, if you're in the product design phase, you can only make assumptions about how your product will be received and used by your target audience.
At this stage, it's therefore important to test the product, equipping it only with its essential functionalities.

The opposite of the MVP is the delivery of a finished product, which has required significant investment both in terms of time and money, and for which we don't know if it exactly meets users' needs. The risk of such an approach is to realize far too late that you've made a mistake, that you've made the wrong assumptions, that 80% of the functionalities you've developed are superfluous, and that you have to start from scratch with a large part of the product.

The MVP enables you to test your hypotheses at an early stage, and to meet your users' expectations as closely as possible.

Jean, CEO

Jean has worked at IBM. He is a graduate of the Ecole Polytechnique and EPFL.

Arnaud, CTO

Arnaud has worked at Facebook and Microsoft. He is a graduate of the École polytechnique, from which he graduated at the top of his class, and of the ENS.

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What's an MVP?

Gathering user feedback on this first version will effectively guide future development and iterative improvements of the finished product.

It's a strategy for getting to know your target audience and their use of the product, quickly and cost-effectively.

In particular, MVP allows us to answer the following questions:

What are your target's basic needs?

What features would your potential customers like to see added to the product?

Can your product idea be launched as is, or does it need to be modified to be successful?

How do you build an MVP?

Prioritize your application's functionalities, from the most essential to the least important. Set yourself a minimum level of functionality that you will provide to your users: despite its minimalist nature, the MVP must absolutely offer added value to your customers.

Build the solution. Whether it's a mobile application or another type of product, build your solution and test it against the market.

Collect user feedback and validate your solution. Analyze user behavior with your product (user testing), facilitate feedback collection, and don't hesitate to interview your users. Focus on your early-adopters.

Make the necessary changes based on the feedback you've received, integrate new features, and re-prioritize your roadmap.

Then iterate as many times as necessary until you achieve your "product market fit", i.e. a perfect match between your product and your market.

Support from A to Z

At Galadrim, we're used to helping entrepreneurs launch their projects, so we can advise you right from the start.

Advising entrepreneurs on the launch of their project is an integral part of Galadrim's core business.

We're with you every step of the way, from need identification to ideation and MVP development.

We can develop an MVP with you in 6 weeks, following its 4 construction phases, then iterating with you until you find your product market fit.