From a problem to working software
The background presented on the homepage includes more than ten years in startups and three own products. That informs the collaboration: establish the user and business goal first, then choose features and technology.
A website, mobile app and internal business system solve different problems. An existing tool or focused integration may also be appropriate. Custom development makes sense where the actual workflow justifies it.
Publicly presented work and technologies
The portfolio includes BLAZIN, Swappie and MyDreamHome, covering different product contexts and mobile and web interfaces. The homepage links to the presented websites and available demo. A separate case study of 1daymvp shows its enquiry journey and verified implementation.
The presented technology background includes Go, React, TypeScript, Next.js, Dart, .NET, AWS, Vercel and Flutter. A technology list is not a project recommendation: integrations, maintenance and the task guide the choice.
How our decision guides are prepared
The guides are published under the 1daymvp brand with AI assistance. They help prepare a project through decision criteria, comparisons and testable checklists. They do not replace an assessment of your system or a tailored proposal.
Examples are illustrative planning scenarios unless a page explicitly describes a verified implementation of our own. We do not use invented testimonials, performance figures or credentials. Where applicable, technical statements link to original documentation; changing requirements need checking again before a project.
- Each guide shows its publication date and an authorship link.
- We explain limitations and practical risks.
- Cost considerations are not our price list.
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What we clarify in the first conversation
Who is the solution for, what task should it complete, what already works, and which uncertainty matters most? Those answers define a useful first step with a checkable outcome.
Scope, acceptance, access and ongoing responsibilities need their own agreement. Completing software alone cannot guarantee search positions, user numbers or market success.