The MVP development agency for founders in a hurry.
I'm Dharanidharan — I scope, build, and ship minimum viable products for startups in 4–8 weeks, with full code ownership and no agency overhead in between.
An MVP isn't a stripped-down demo — it's the smallest version of your product that proves the core value to real users and gets you to your next milestone: funding, first customers, or a founder's decision to keep going. I scope ruthlessly so you're not paying to build features nobody's asked for yet. Every MVP I ship is production-grade from day one — tested, deployed, and built on an architecture that can grow into the full product, not a prototype you'll throw away in six months.
From idea to a shipped MVP.
Scope & cut
I define the one problem your MVP has to solve and cut everything that doesn't serve it directly.
Design & architecture
Lightweight mockups and a technical plan built to extend, not rebuild, once you're past MVP.
Build in weekly sprints
You see working software every week — not a black box for two months.
Ship & iterate
Production launch, a handover call, and a plan for what to build next based on real usage.
MVPs I've scoped and shipped.
AI-powered lead intelligence platform — from idea to a working conversational MVP.
Multi-tenant AI chatbot platform, built from a scoped MVP into a production SaaS.
Common questions about building an MVP.
An MVP is the smallest version of your product that proves the core value to real users — not a stripped-down demo. I scope ruthlessly so you're not paying to build features nobody's asked for yet, but what ships is production-grade: tested, deployed, and built on an architecture that can grow into the full product.
$1,000 is the entry point for the smallest scoped web MVPs — a single core flow with minimal supporting screens. Most MVPs run higher once auth, payments, or AI features are in scope. I give you an exact number after a free scoping call, before any work starts.
Most MVPs ship in 4–8 weeks depending on scope. You get a working build every week, so you're never waiting on a black box — if something needs to change, I catch it early instead of at the end.
Yes, 100% from day one. I work in your GitHub repo, or I transfer everything at handover — no lock-in, no dependency on me to keep it running.
You get a short, prioritized roadmap based on what real users do with v1 — not a guess made before launch. Some clients continue with iteration sprints; others take the codebase and run with their own team. Both are fine.
Ready to scope your MVP?
Book a free 30-minute call. I'll tell you honestly whether an MVP is the right move before we talk numbers.