We build production-ready MVPs in 5 weeks.

Five weeks is our target for an appropriately scoped MVP with a clear core workflow, accessible requirements, and timely client feedback. The first step is to define the scope, identify risks, and agree on a realistic delivery plan. Larger or more complex products may need 6 to 8 weeks or longer.

A focused Launch MVP starts from $9,000. Larger products typically start from $18,000. The final price depends on the workflows, integrations, roles, and technical requirements. We define the scope and agree on a fixed price before development begins.

We'll recommend a larger MVP engagement or divide the work into phases. The goal is to launch a useful first version, not to force a complex product into an unrealistic timeline.

Ownership of project deliverables transfers according to the signed agreement, generally after final payment. Infrastructure and production services are set up under your accounts wherever practical. Third-party software, open-source licences, and reusable pre-existing components remain subject to their applicable terms.

Your project includes a 30-day bug-fix warranty under the agreed terms. After that, you can engage TinaryScript for ongoing maintenance, fixes, monitoring, and small features through our monthly Iterate service.

Yes. We can review your existing design, repository, or prototype and determine what can be reused. We'll assess the scope and risks before recommending whether to extend the existing codebase, harden it, or rebuild selected parts.

Yes, subject to an initial suitability review. We offer a production-readiness audit to identify issues in areas such as access control, authentication, secrets, payments, testing, and deployment. The audit provides findings and a proposed remediation plan; it is not a guarantee that every vulnerability will be found.

We do not currently accept projects that require specialized regulated delivery, including HIPAA-regulated applications, PCI compliance projects, or licensed fintech systems.

You only need a description of the problem, the intended users, and what you want the first version to accomplish. A prototype, design, or technical specification is helpful but not required.

Submit a project inquiry with your product idea, current stage, approximate budget, and desired timeline. We'll review the information and recommend an appropriate next step if the project is a fit.

Our primary development engagements use agreed scopes and fixed prices. Additional work outside the signed scope requires a separately agreed change request before implementation.

No. We can help you define, build, test, and launch a focused product, but market demand and commercial outcomes depend on factors beyond development alone. Our goal is to help you test your assumptions with a practical first version.