Digital realisation of your idea with a MVP
Putting your vision to the test: Challenging your idea with a minimum viable product.
But what if there is no solution on the market that meets your requirements? Before you fully elaborate your vision and have the end product developed, you want to test your idea first so that you can react to user feedback at an early stage. At the same time, you lack the internal resources to implement this test run independently and your budget is limited.
These problems can be solved efficiently and elegantly: We develop an MVP (Minimum Viable Product) for you to test your idea quickly and cost-effectively and improve the product iteratively.
Your solution Development of an MVP
Success stories How our customers got off to a flying start with MVPs
Why makandra is the right partner
With the idea of a claims platform for airlines, we were looking for a partner for the technical implementation. The makandra team absolutely convinced us with their professional way of working and the excellent results. We always felt that we were in the best hands. We have had a powerful solution developed by makandra, which has met with great interest in the market.
Frequently asked questions about MVP FAQ
With a Minimum Viable Product (MVP), you get the first functional version of your product. All absolutely necessary features have already been considered.
A prototype is often a first draft to illustrate the idea, whereas an MVP already has functional features that offer users added value. An MVP is usable, a prototype is often only demonstrative.
At the beginning, we clarify the goals of your MVP software together: Which problem should be solved and which functions are necessary in the first version? From this, we develop a clear concept and define the requirements. We then visualize the ideas in mockups and create a detailed cost estimate including a budget recommendation. Thanks to agile methods and technical expertise, we can often launch your MVP in just a few weeks. After the launch, we analyze user behavior and make targeted adjustments to the product, which can be expanded at any time.
The choice of technology depends on the project requirements. However, frameworks such as Ruby on Rails or React are often used for fast and flexible development.
The development time varies depending on the complexity and scope of the project, but is usually quite fast and takes a few weeks.
The cost of developing an MVP varies greatly and depends on several factors. The most important influencing factors are the complexity of the product and the number and type of functions required.
User tests, beta tests and A/B tests can provide valuable information about user behavior and user needs. Analytics tools also provide insights into usage.