Product Studio

Ship a Working Product in 8 Weeks

From validated idea to production-ready MVP. One focused team handling strategy, design, and build — so you can focus on customers.

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Choose Your Track

What kind of MVP do you need?

Three build paths. Same rigorous process. Chosen based on your timeline, budget, and technical requirements.

Fastest

Validation Prototype

1 — 2 weeks

A fully clickable Figma prototype for real user testing — before a single line of code is written. Validates flows, messaging, and willingness to pay.

  • High-fidelity Figma screens
  • Clickable user flow prototype
  • Maze / UsabilityHub testing setup
  • Synthesized insight report

Best for: Pre-seed founders, design sprints, investor conversations

Figma Maze Lottie
Most Affordable

No-Code MVP

3 — 4 weeks

A fully working product built on Webflow, Bubble, or Glide. Real users, real data — no engineers required. Perfect for proving demand before hiring a dev team.

  • Webflow marketing site + CMS
  • Bubble or Glide app logic
  • Zapier / Make automation flows
  • Stripe payments connected

Best for: Non-technical founders, marketplace ideas, B2B SaaS with simple flows

Webflow Bubble Zapier
Most Scalable

Full-Stack MVP

8 — 12 weeks

A production-ready application with a real codebase, database, and infrastructure. Built to hand off to your engineering team or scale independently.

  • React / Next.js frontend
  • REST or GraphQL backend
  • PostgreSQL schema + Prisma ORM
  • CI/CD, auth, analytics wired in

Best for: Seed-stage startups, enterprise pilots, technical co-founder replacements

Next.js Node PostgreSQL Vercel

How We Work

6 Sprints. One Shipped Product.

A locked process that removes ambiguity. Every sprint has an output. Every output has a sign-off. No surprises, no scope creep.

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Week 1
Discovery
  • User interviews
  • Problem framing
  • Success metrics
2
Week 1–2
Flow Mapping
  • User journeys
  • Feature scope
  • MoSCoW prioritisation
3
Week 2–3
UI/UX Design
  • Wireframes
  • High-fidelity Figma
  • Design system
4
Week 3
Prototype Review
  • Clickable prototype
  • Stakeholder sign-off
  • Scope lock
5
Week 4–7
Build Sprints
  • 2-week sprints
  • Daily standups
  • Loom updates
6
Week 8
Launch & Handoff
  • Deployment
  • Analytics live
  • 30-day support

What You Receive

Every deliverable. Fully documented.

Not a folder of Figma files — a handoff you can demo to investors tomorrow and hand to engineers next week.

Complete Deliverables Package

  • ✓Product Spec & Scope Document
  • ✓User Story Map
  • ✓Figma Design Files (all screens + components)
  • ✓Working Codebase + Git Repository
  • ✓CI/CD Pipeline Setup
  • ✓Analytics (Posthog / Mixpanel)
  • ✓Deployment on Vercel / Railway / AWS
  • ✓30-Day Post-Launch Support
  • ✓Full Technical Documentation
Product team collaborating at a whiteboard

"We don't just hand over a zip file. We hand over a product you can demo to investors tomorrow."

Technology

Stack Chosen for Your Hiring Market

We don't pick what we know best. We pick what gives you the largest talent pool when it's time to hire.

Layer Default Choice Why Alternative
Frontend Next.js 14 SSR/SSG, App Router, best SEO, largest React talent pool globally Remix, SvelteKit, Astro
Backend Node.js + Express Ubiquitous, massive ecosystem, easy to hire for in any market FastAPI (Python), Go Fiber
Database PostgreSQL + Prisma ACID, relational integrity, type-safe ORM, zero lock-in MySQL, MongoDB, Supabase
Auth Clerk / NextAuth OAuth, magic links, RBAC out-of-the-box — zero auth tech debt Supabase Auth, Auth0
Hosting Vercel + Railway Edge network for frontend, managed Postgres + Node for backend AWS (ECS + RDS), Render
Payments Stripe Global, PCI compliant, subscriptions, invoices, 135+ currencies Paddle, Lemon Squeezy
Analytics Posthog Event tracking, session replay, feature flags — open-source, no lock-in Mixpanel, Amplitude

Failure Modes

5 Ways MVPs Fail. And How We Stop Each One.

Most MVPs fail before launch. The patterns are always the same. Our process is designed to prevent them.

Mistake

Building too many features before getting a single user

Prevention

MoSCoW prioritisation in week 1. Scope is locked before design starts. No gold-plating.

Mistake

Skipping user research and building based on assumptions

Prevention

Mandatory discovery sprint. 5+ user interviews conducted before any wireframe is drawn.

Mistake

Choosing a tech stack no one in your city knows how to hire for

Prevention

Stack consulting based on your future hire profile and location — not our internal preference.

Mistake

Adding analytics as an afterthought — losing weeks of behavioural data

Prevention

Posthog is wired in and event-tracked before the first real user ever touches the product.

Mistake

Launching without a feedback loop — iterating blind

Prevention

A beta cohort of 20 users is recruited and onboarded as part of the launch sprint — not after.

Behind The Build

From idea to live product in 8 weeks

Watch: Idea to live product in 8 weeks — strategy session to demo day
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Long-Term Partnership

We Don't Stop at Launch

Naraway stays engaged across your growth stages. MVP is just the starting line.

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Stage 1

MVP

10 Users

Naraway builds and ships your first working product with core feature set.

  • Core feature (one job, done well)
  • Production deployment
  • Analytics baseline
2

Stage 2

Product-Market Fit

100 Users

Naraway runs iteration sprints based on real behavioural data from your cohort.

  • Feature iteration cycles
  • Retention analysis
  • Onboarding optimisation
3

Stage 3

Growth Build

1,000 Users

Naraway adds integrations, new modules, and API infrastructure for scale.

  • New feature modules
  • Third-party integrations
  • Performance optimisation
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Stage 4

Scale

Series A Ready

Naraway helps with infrastructure, team handoff, and hiring the right engineers.

  • Infrastructure hardening
  • Engineering team hiring support
  • Technical due diligence prep

Common Questions

Everything founders ask before starting

What is the difference between a prototype and an MVP?
A prototype is a clickable simulation — usually built in Figma — used to test user flows and gather feedback before writing any code. An MVP is a working, deployed product with real functionality. Naraway builds both: we often start with a prototype in week 3 for stakeholder sign-off, then move into full development for the remaining sprints.
Do I need a technical co-founder to work with you?
No. Naraway functions as your technical team. We handle product strategy, architecture decisions, design, development, and deployment. Many of our clients are non-technical founders who stay focused on sales and customers while we build.
Can you build on top of my existing codebase?
Yes, with a codebase audit in week 1. We review your existing code for technical debt, security issues, and architectural decisions, then provide a clear plan before starting. If the existing code is salvageable we build on it; if not, we recommend a clean rebuild with a defined migration path.
Who owns the code and IP?
You do. 100%. All code written during the engagement is transferred to your Git repository and you retain full ownership. We sign an IP assignment agreement at project start.
What if I need changes after launch?
All MVPs include 30 days of post-launch support for bug fixes at no extra charge. For ongoing feature development, we offer monthly retainer engagements or fixed-scope sprint packages — so you can scale Naraway's involvement up or down as needed.

Get Started

Ready to ship?

Book a free 30-minute discovery call. We'll scope your MVP, recommend a stack, and give you a realistic timeline — no commitment required.

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