Product and workflow discovery
Map the user, their job, the hand-offs around the product and the evidence the first release must create.
MVP Development
You're app, built to survive real users
A production-capable MVP is the smallest credible version of a product, not a disposable demonstration. Devy helps you decide what belongs in version one, builds the foundations it needs, and leaves out the features that have not earned their place.
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When this service fits
You have an idea, now you need a rocket
This work fits teams that can name the user, the job and the consequence — even if the final product shape is still being tested.
Built for
- 1Founders with a validated idea and early customers asking when they can use it.
- 2A business turning a proven internal process into a product other organisations could use.
- 3An education or startup team that needs a credible v1 for an upcoming intake or launch.
Time to act when
- The idea is validated, but nothing is buildableCustomers recognise the problem, yet the team cannot describe a first release clearly enough to price or accept.
- Quotes vary because the scope variesEach supplier imagines a different product, so cost and timing comparisons are meaningless.
- The prototype has reached its limitA no-code or AI-built version demonstrates the flow, but real logins, data and reliability expose its gaps.
What Devy delivers
A first feature set with foundations underneath it
The work is shaped around the user journey and the operational promise of version one.
Working prototype
Put the intended flow in front of users before implementation decisions become expensive.
Prioritised first feature set
Define what is in version one, what is deliberately excluded and the acceptance criteria for the included work.
Technical foundations
Choose a maintainable structure for the product, data and deployment without designing for imaginary scale.
- 01Idea
Name the user and the valuable job.
- 02Prototype
Test the workflow before the build.
- 03Define v1
Set the feature boundary and acceptance criteria.
- 04Build
Implement the agreed first release.
- 05Launch
Put it in front of real users.
- 06Iterate
Use evidence to decide what comes next.
Define the first release before you fund the whole idea
Bring the validated problem, the users you need to serve and any prototype or research you already have. We will help work out the smallest credible next release.