Test your idea before you build it.

We turn your idea into a clickable prototype in 2–4 weeks, so you can put it in front of users and stakeholders before committing to a full build.

  • Idea
  • Prototype
  • Product

Clickable · Testable · 2–4 weeks

What you get

  • A clickable prototype

    The key screens and flows of your app, designed and linked so it looks and feels like the real thing.

  • Something to test

    Put it in front of users and stakeholders, collect feedback and see what works before any code is written.

  • A clear plan

    A scope and a fixed-price quote for building the real product, based on what you learned.

  • A path to the real product

    When the idea holds up, we build it with you as a web, mobile or desktop app.

Who it's for

  • Founders

    Validate an idea before investing in development.

  • Product teams

    Test a new product or feature with users before it goes on the roadmap.

  • Businesses

    Get buy-in from colleagues or clients with something they can click through.

How it works

  1. 01Idea

    A first call to understand the idea, who it's for and what it needs to prove.

  2. 02Design

    We design the key screens and link them into a clickable prototype.

  3. 03Test

    You click through it with real users, and we refine it based on their feedback.

  4. 04Build

    We build the real product with you, at a fixed price.

FAQ

  • Is a prototype a working app?

    No. It's a clickable design: it looks and behaves like your app, but there's no code or backend behind it yet. That makes it fast and cheap to change.

  • How long does it take?

    Usually 2–4 weeks, depending on how many screens and flows the idea needs.

  • What happens after the prototype?

    When the idea holds up, we build the real product with you as a web, mobile or desktop app.

  • How much does it cost?

    Prototypes are fixed price. After a first call we send a quote, so you know the cost before we start.

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