The phrase 'minimum viable product' gets misused constantly. A good MVP isn't a cut-down version of your dream product - it's the smallest thing you can build that teaches you something real about your customers.
One core loop
We pick the single loop that delivers value and build only that, end to end. Everything else waits. This keeps scope honest and the timeline short.
Build to learn, not to impress
The MVP's job is to generate signal. We instrument it from the start so every early user teaches us where to invest next.
Then iterate fast
Once it's live, the real work begins. Weekly iterations, driven by usage data, turn the MVP into a product people rely on.
