Service / semi.launch
MVP development
semi.launch
Define your first release, design the essential user journey, and build a product you can test with users.
Who it’s for
A first product, ready to test.
Best for: Founders preparing a first product.
Common starting points
- The idea is bigger than the first budget — you need the essential version, not everything.
- It’s unclear what the first release should include and what can wait.
- You need real users to react to before investing further.
What you receive
Three deliverables, agreed in scope.
Typical deliverables — the final scope is agreed before work starts.
How it works
How the engagement runs.
- 01Define the first release
We turn your idea into a prioritized scope: the users, the essential journey, and what can wait.
- 02Design the essential journey
Interface design for the core flow, reviewed with you before build.
- 03Build and test
The first release is implemented and tested against the agreed scope.
- 04Prepare for users
Launch preparation and handover, so early feedback can shape the plan.
How to start
Discuss your idea and the users you want to serve.
Questions
Common questions.
What counts as an MVP?
The smallest version of your product that lets real users complete the essential journey. We help you cut the scope to that point before design starts.
How long does an MVP take?
It depends on the scope. Once the essential journey is agreed, you receive a delivery plan with milestones before implementation starts.
What happens after the first release?
You put the product in front of real users. What you learn shapes the next scope — through further semi.build work, or semi.care support, whichever fits.
Let’s scope
your first release.
Tell us about the idea and the users you want to serve.
We’ll recommend a starting scope.