Scoping Workshop
We turn your idea into a prioritized feature list, user flows and a written plan, and cut what isn't needed for launch.
Launch the smallest version that proves the idea.
We help founders and companies scope, design, build and launch a minimum viable product, the smallest version of your app that real users can try, so you learn what works before spending on everything else.
A long feature list turns a three-month launch into a year-long build, and the budget runs out before real users ever see it. The hard part of an MVP isn't the code. It's deciding what to leave out.
Our 4-step process, engineered, repeatable, and engineered for measurable progress.
An MVP, or minimum viable product, is the first working version of your app with just enough features for real users to try it and for you to learn from them. DR3AM builds MVPs for founders and businesses in South Florida and beyond: mobile apps for iOS and Android, web apps and internal platforms. We start with a short scoping phase that turns your idea into a prioritized feature list, a clear user flow and a fixed plan. Then we design, build in weekly sprints you can see, launch to the App Store, Google Play or the web, and help you measure what users actually do. A simple MVP typically takes 8 to 14 weeks and costs $25K to $60K, depending on scope.
A complete solution, not a single tactic. Every dimension of MVP development addressed in one integrated program.
We turn your idea into a prioritized feature list, user flows and a written plan, and cut what isn't needed for launch.
Clickable designs you can show to users and investors before any code is written.
Native or cross-platform mobile apps and web apps, chosen based on your users and budget.
Accounts, payments, notifications, admin tools and the integrations your product depends on.
You see working software every week and can adjust priorities as you learn.
We handle App Store and Google Play submission, review requirements and release.
Event tracking from day one so you can see how users behave and what to build next.
Bug fixes, updates and the next round of features once real users have tried the product.
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Founders with an app idea who need a technical team
Startups preparing to raise money and needing a working product
Businesses launching a new digital product or customer app
Non-technical founders who want a partner that explains trade-offs plainly
Teams replacing a no-code prototype that has hit its limits
Companies testing a new market before committing a full budget
Predictable, transparent, and engineered for measurable progress.
A short discovery phase to define users, core features, success metrics and a fixed plan for version one.
User flows, wireframes and visual design, reviewed with you before development starts.
Weekly sprints with a working demo at the end of each one.
Testing, App Store and Google Play submission, and production release.
We review analytics and user feedback with you and plan the next version.
Typical ranges. Every project is scoped to your business, and you get a specific quote after a free strategy call.
The day-to-day reality of running MVP development on your own, versus running it as part of an integrated DR3AM system.
| Dimension | Without DR3AM | With DR3AM |
|---|---|---|
| Scope | ✗ Every feature in version one | ✓ Only what's needed to prove the idea |
| Timeline | ✗ Open-ended | ✓ Written plan with a launch date |
| Visibility | ✗ Updates when the developer remembers | ✓ Working demo every week |
| Launch | ✗ App Store rejections and delays | ✓ Submission handled for you |
| After launch | ✗ Developer moves on | ✓ Support and next version planned |
| Learning | ✗ No tracking, guesses about users | ✓ Analytics from day one |
A minimum viable product is the first working version of an app with only the core features needed for real users to try it. Its job is to test whether the idea works before you invest in everything else.
A simple MVP typically takes 8 to 14 weeks from scoping to launch. Apps with complex integrations, payments or several user types take longer, and the scoping phase gives you a firm timeline.
A simple MVP typically costs $25K to $60K. The scoping phase turns your feature list into a specific quote, and our app cost estimator gives you a rough range in a few minutes.
It depends on where your users are. Many MVPs start with a cross-platform app or a web app to reach everyone with one codebase. We walk through the trade-offs during scoping.
Code ownership is set in the contract. We explain the terms plainly before you sign, and you get the source code, accounts and documentation you need to run the product.
Yes. We explain technical decisions in plain language, show working software every week and help you prioritize what to build.
Maximum impact comes from combining services into one integrated growth system.
Every conversation about MVP development starts with understanding your specific situation. Pick the channel that works for you, we respond within one business day.