Lean MVP approach: ship core features fast, gather real user feedback, evolve incrementally. For web and mobile.
The fastest way to learn whether a product will work is to put it in real users' hands. An MVP is the smallest version that carries your core value proposition — few features, high quality. At Kritm we use React Native (mobile), Next.js (web) and a fast backend (Node.js or Django) to ship MVPs that hit the store or go live in 4-8 weeks. From there we prioritize the roadmap based on real usage data.
By platform and scope.
Live on App Store and Play Store in 4-6 weeks with React Native or Capacitor.
Live web product in 4-6 weeks with Next.js. Self-service signup and payments included.
Mobile + web + backend together. 8-12 weeks.
Shorter (2-3 weeks) technical feasibility or investor demo.
Speed balanced with sustainability.
Fast, measurable, flexible.
Core feature list, user flows, success metrics. Roadmap sign-off.
UI, flows and brand application.
Weekly staging, demos, user testing.
Production deploy, store release, analytics setup.
Real user data → roadmap prioritization → version 2.
Mobile MVP from $10,000, web MVP from $8,000, full-stack MVP from $20,000.
Top MVP questions.
Yes — time spent on the wrong feature can't be invested in the right one. MVPs let you make investment decisions based on real usage.
Usually iteration (new features, performance, scale) or a move to the Dedicated Team model. We build the roadmap from real usage data.
Yes — React Native + Next.js with a shared design system and API. This typically cuts cost by 30-50%.
Yes — real user count, retention and conversion metrics are far stronger proof than a slide deck.
Yes. We use production-grade architecture so the MVP code scales incrementally — no rewrite needed.
Often needed right after the MVP.