An MVP puts your most important assumption to the test. We define who the first version is for, what problem it needs to solve, and the features required to make that possible. The rest stays on the roadmap for later decisions.

You get a working first version and a plan for learning from it. We define which feedback and usage signals matter, then use them to decide what to improve, expand, or rethink.

What's included

Core assumption
Core features
First version
User feedback

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Hagerplan

Product Discovery & Prototyping Explore the problem, test possible solutions, and find a clear direction for development. Web Apps & SaaS Development Turn user journeys, permissions, and product logic into web apps and SaaS products people can use. App Development Useful mobile experiences, close at hand.

How we work

Know what you need to learn

We define the problem, the people it affects, and the value the product should offer. Then we agree on what would show that the first version is working in practice.

Keep the first version focused

Design and development work toward the same initial use case. We prioritize the essential journeys and features while keeping future ideas visible without letting them take over the first release.

Let the first users shape the next step

We plan how to collect feedback and measure relevant behavior at launch. That gives you a basis for deciding what to build next, which assumptions to revisit, and whether to keep investing.

Is a clickable prototype already an MVP?

A prototype helps test a concept or interaction. An MVP is a working first version that people can use to test the product’s core value. Discovery helps us decide which you need first.

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Jens Kreuter
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