For early-stage teams

Brand, website & MVP. In 14 days.

A 14-day launch sprint for early-stage, venture-backed, and YC startups. Brand, website, and a tightly scoped MVP with one team.

14 days
Focused sprint
One team
One plan
4 tracks
Strategy · Brand · Web · MVP
For YC, pre-seed & seed teams

01 / The first 14 days

What ships in the first 14 days?

Brand, a marketing site, and a clearly scoped MVP. One team, one focused 14-day plan.

Sprint progress
  • UnderstandDays 1–2
  • PlanDays 3–4
  • Design & buildDays 5–12
  • Launch & hand offDays 13–14
01

Brand foundation

Positioning, visual direction, typography, and essential launch-ready brand files.

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One team

Strategy, design and development at one table; one plan, one channel.

02

Website

A mobile-ready marketing site with clear messaging, analytics, and baseline SEO setup.

03

Scoped MVP

A first product release built around one core user flow, with technical boundaries agreed before the sprint.

04

Launch & handoff

A launch checklist, baseline measurement, and handoff notes your team can use.

We agree on MVP scope and technical boundaries before the sprint starts.

Talk about scope

02 / Sprint plan

How the first 14 days work.

One team, short decision loops, and clear milestones. See progress and the next decision as we go.

  1. 01Days 1–2

    Understand

    Founders, users, goals, and the first release boundary. First, we agree on what is going live.

  2. 02Days 3–4

    Plan

    We bring brand direction, user flows, and delivery order into one sprint plan.

  3. 03Days 5–12

    Design & build

    Brand, website, and a pre-scoped MVP move forward in parallel with one team.

  4. 04Days 13–14

    Launch & hand off

    We run final checks, launch, and hand over a setup your team can use.

03 / Selected work

Real work. Real context.

Each project, shown in its own context and scope.

5U AI website

5U AI

Framer · Web design and development

A Framer website presenting an AI workforce for freight teams and guiding visitors to request a demo.

Ticaretus website

Ticaretus

Framer · Web design and development

A Framer website explaining Ticaretus’s profitable-growth service for Trendyol sellers with a clear enquiry path.

Evovo website

Evovo

Framer · Web design and development

A Denmark-based website for Evovo that introduces its AI solutions and makes the consultation step easy to find.

04 / After the sprint

Launch first. Grow next.

Add social or advertising support separately after launch.

Optional add-on

Social media management

A publishing calendar, content production, and day-to-day communication in your brand voice.

Explore service
Optional add-on

Paid advertising management

Campaign setup, ad creative, and ongoing performance optimization.

Explore service

These services are outside the 14-day sprint scope.

05 / A good fit

Who is this for?

For pre-seed, seed, and YC-stage teams. What matters is defining the scope together and making decisions quickly.

A good fitIdeal match
  • Scope

    A first release focused on one core user flow.

  • Integrations

    Technical boundaries agreed before the sprint.

  • Decision pace

    Decision-makers available for daily feedback.

  • Expectations

    A working product to show first customers or investors.

Not a good fitOut of scope
  • Scope

    A large product with boundaries still undefined.

  • Integrations

    Many external systems required in the first 14 days.

  • Decision pace

    Content and feedback that take weeks to arrive.

  • Expectations

    Guaranteed funding or business results.

06 / FAQ

A few things to know before we begin.

Short answers about timing, scope, and what follows.

Can an MVP really launch in 14 days?

Yes, when it is a focused MVP with one core user flow and scope agreed before the sprint. We do not promise to fit a large product, open-ended scope, or lengthy third-party integrations into 14 days.

What counts as an MVP?

One core problem, a priority user flow, and enough interface and functionality to test it. We approve the deliverable list and technical boundaries in writing before the sprint starts.

Do you work with pre-seed or YC startups?

Yes. We work with early-stage, pre-seed, seed, and YC applicants or companies on their story, brand, website, and MVP. We do not claim an official YC partnership.

Can we start before fundraising?

Yes. We can focus the first release on explaining and testing your idea with investors, customers, or a program.

What happens after the 14 days?

The launch sprint is complete. If useful, we can scope social media management or paid advertising separately; neither is part of the first 14-day delivery.

What keeps the 14-day timeline on track?

Available decision-makers, timely content and access, prompt feedback, and keeping the agreed scope stable during the sprint.

Your next step · 14 days · One team

You could be live in two weeks.

Tell us about your idea, your stage, and what you need to test first. We’ll start by defining the scope.

Talk about a 14-day sprint