Rapid Prototyping
We build fast, you test fast. Test concepts or products in a rapid iterative process before committing to a full build.
What you get
A working prototype you can actually use and test — not just wireframes or mockups. Real feedback, real fast.
Why Prototype First?
"We spent 6 months building something our users didn't actually want."
Full builds take months
Prototypes take days to weeks
You don't know if it'll work until it's done
You test with real users immediately
Changes are expensive after launch
Changes are cheap during prototyping
Requirements change as you learn
Iterate based on real feedback
The Rapid Cycle
We run fast cycles: build, test, learn, repeat.
Define
What are you trying to learn? What does success look like? We scope the smallest thing that answers your question.
Build
We build a working version — not a mockup, not a presentation, but something you can actually use and test.
Test
You put it in front of real users. You click through it yourself. You find out what works and what doesn't.
Iterate
Based on what you learned, we refine. Each cycle gets you closer to something worth building for real.
What We Prototype
New Product Ideas
Test a concept before investing in a full build. Find out if users actually want it.
Internal Tools
Before building that custom dashboard or workflow tool, test if it actually solves the problem.
AI Features
Want to add AI to your product? We prototype it so you can see if users actually find it useful.
Process Changes
Test a new workflow or process with a working prototype before rolling it out company-wide.
Customer-Facing Features
Test new features with real customers before committing development resources.
Automation Concepts
Before automating a process, prototype it to make sure the automation actually helps.
Typical Timeline
Days 1-3
Scope & Plan
Define what we're testing and what success looks like
Days 4-10
Build
Create a working prototype you can actually use
Days 11-14
Test & Learn
Put it in front of users, gather feedback
Each iteration cycle runs about 2 weeks. Most projects need 2-3 cycles to get it right.
Got an Idea?
Tell us what you're trying to build or test. We'll tell you if prototyping makes sense — and what it would look like.