MVP stabilization for early-stage software startups
Your MVP is built.
It still isn't ready to launch.
You may have vibe-coded it, hired a dev shop, or built it with a small team. Now each bug fix surfaces yet another bug, the deadline is closing and no one can tell you what is safe to ship.
Request Launch Triage See selected work01 / Where you are
The MVP is done. The uncertainty is not.
You do not need more features. You need a release that works, gives users a reason to return and, most importantly, gives you reliable data on user behaviour.
02 / Launch Triage
Start with a paid Launch Triage.
We review your product, the critical UX paths, and the parts most likely to fail under use. The triage ends with clear answers to six questions.
- What can launch as-is?
- What can damage the launch?
- What do we repair as-is?
- What do we rewrite entirely?
- What do we cut from scope?
- Do we need to postpone?
03 / Selected case findings
We've been around the block.
We're a team of tech professionals who have been in and around startups for over a decade each. We've launched products that had to handle thousands of events per second or hundreds of thousands of dollars in first-week volume.
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Real-time trading platform
The prototype ran out of memory every hour.
It ingested Binance futures data and computed trading signals based on a proprietary formula. We separated ingestion, processing, signal computation, execution, and a backend for frontend into services, and used low-latency queues to manage the workload.
The shipped system handled thousands of market-data points per second across hundreds of assets.
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Custom iGaming platform
The beta exposed flaky, inconsistent, and often slow third-party APIs.
We improved observability then built an idempotent system with checks, stuck transaction cancellation, retries with fee bumps, safe state rollbacks, and visible error states for game rounds that could not settle.
Launch was uneventful. The first week did $300k in volume.
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A monitoring & analytics platform
With tens of millions of data points, some dashboards took minutes to load.
To make it to launch in time, we implemented heavy caching with long TTLs. To fix the root cause, we created background jobs to precompute daily data aggregates.
Page load time fell to one second, with staleness at no more than a few minutes.
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04 / When you bring us in on day one
We can get it done right on day one.
For Paragon's social apps, we scoped the product and assembled a team with which we delivered in 22 weeks. The client loved us so much that they returned with more work.
Read the case study05 / Next step
Find out what can ship.
Send us a link to the product, the deadline, what features you feel you could drop, and what keeps breaking among the ones that remain. We will tell you whether Launch Triage is the right next step for you.
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