Answertheriskyquestionintwoweeks
Production-quality prototypes that make the feature real for stakeholders, users, and engineering before anyone commits to the full build.
The right fidelity for the question
Figma, Framer, coded spikes. We pick for the risk we are retiring, not the tool we like best.
Figma and Framer prototypes
Interactive flows rich enough to put in front of real users and learn from their reactions.
Coded prototypes
Real components, real data, real performance. When a clickable mock cannot answer the question.
AI feature spikes
Rapid proofs of AI-powered features. Token costs, latency, failure modes, all measured before the full build.
User testing prototypes
Purpose-built artefacts for unmoderated testing. Instrumented, variant-ready, results tabulated.
Throwaway by design
Built to be discarded if the answer is no. Built to evolve into production if the answer is yes.
Moments prototypes earn their keep
De-risk a major feature
Before committing a quarter of roadmap, find out whether the idea holds up on real users.
Pitch and sales
Prototypes that let founders and sales teams sell a vision convincingly, with something clickable in hand.
AI proof of concept
Validate that a model, prompt, or retrieval strategy clears the business bar before the full integration.
Hardware and mobile spikes
Camera, sensors, BLE, on-device AI. Proofs that touch real devices and behave on battery.
From question to decision
Sharpen the question
Day 1Which specific risk are we trying to reduce? Prototypes answer questions, not checklists.
Pick the fidelity
Day 1 to 2Figma, coded, half-and-half. Fidelity is a function of the question, not of our comfort.
Build
Day 2 to 10Five to ten working days, running in parallel with stakeholder reviews and testing prep.
Decide
Day 11 to 12Clear recommendation with evidence. Go, no-go, or a follow-on prototype for the next risk.
Design, code, AI, and test tools
Prototyping questions
Most ship in two weeks. High-fidelity coded prototypes can extend to four depending on data and integrations.
Sometimes. If the answer is yes, we evolve it. If the answer is no, we delete it. Prototypes should not pretend to be production.
Yes. Many engagements start with a paid prototype sprint that also functions as a working trial of the pod.
Yes. We can recruit, script, moderate, and report. Or we hand the prototype to your research team to run.
The prototype, the evidence, and a written recommendation with the risks we retired and the ones still open.
Related capabilities
All capabilitiesReady to ship
faster than you can hire?
30 minutes to scope, stack, and a first-sprint plan. No pitch deck, no pressure.