A working prototype
in 2–4 weeks
Test whether an idea holds up before you fund a full build. We build the riskiest part against your real data and tell you honestly what we found.
- Typical
- 2–4 weeks
- Pricing
- Fixed price per phase
- Group
- Product engineering
What you get
Proof of concept
A working prototype in 2–4 weeks, to test whether an idea holds up before you fund a full build.
The question
What exactly the proof of concept must prove, agreed on day 1.
The prototype
Working software for the riskiest part, using your real data where possible.
Findings
What worked, what didn't and what a full build would take.
A recommendation
Build, change course or stop, with costs for each.
Where it fits
Good places
to start
- 01New AI features
Checking a model can reach useful accuracy on your data.
- 02Hard integrations
Proving an old or awkward system can be connected.
- 03Funding decisions
Evidence for a board or investors before a bigger commitment.
How it runs
Small steps,
shown every week
- 1–2 weeksDiscover
We map how the work happens today and agree what done looks like.
- 2–4 weeksPrototype
The riskiest flow first, on your real data, while change is cheap.
- 2-week sprintsBuild
Weekly demos and a shared backlog you can reorder at any time.
- OngoingRun
Monitoring, agreed response times and a monthly review of usage.
Questions
Before you start
What if it doesn't work?
Is the prototype code reusable?
Who owns what you build?
Proof of concept
Tell us what
you need.
A 30-minute call with the people who would do the work, then a written proposal.