MVP Development
Your idea, built lean. No wasted resources, no unnecessary fluff. We build only what’s needed so you can launch faster, with confidence.
MVPs built fast — on time, on budget & ready to grow.
Validate early — real user feedback, zero guesswork.
Insights that fuel smarter decisions and faster growth.
Key Steps
From Idea to Impact
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Product Discovery
A weak start leads to weak results. We research, refine, and position your MVP for success.
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MVP Validation
Assumptions fail. Testing wins. We validate your idea early — real users, real proof.
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Proof of concept
Not every idea is worth building. We stress-test feasibility before you invest time or resources.
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Production
From sketch to screen — we execute, refine, and ship an MVP that’s ready to grow.
Projects
The proof? Right here.
We could brag,
but they say it better.
Florian Pankraz
Teamlead UX | Porsche Holding Digital Business
“Thanks to our new design system, we can launch new services faster across all our brands. COBE’s flexibility and expertise have been invaluable in making this possible for us.”
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Ulrich Theilmann
Senior Director Digital | MPREIS
“Working with COBE on our online store redesign has greatly improved our customers' shopping experience. The new design is user-friendly and aligns perfectly with our brand values of freshness and responsibility.”
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Alexander Strobl
Director Digital Transformation IT | j.Wagner GmbH
“We already had a clear vision in mind of how digital solutions will enhance the daily business of our customers. COBE was and still is the right partner for us to bring these visions to life.”
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Leah Bell
Head of Marketing Strategy | DR SMILE
“With COBE, we enhanced user trust, likability, and medical relevance, providing an educational, reliable experience with improved customer navigation.”
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Our tech stack
Mobile
iOS Native: Swift, SwiftUI
Android Native: Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, Java
Cross-platform: Flutter, Dart
Frontend
JavaScript, TypeScript, Vue.js, React.js, Next.js, Angular, Storybook, Storyblok, Strapi, Webflow, Wordpress
Backend
Node.js, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, Express.js, .NET, C#
Devops
AWS (Amazon Web Services), Heroku, GitLab CI/CD, GitHub Actions
Testing
IntelliJ Idea, Appium, TestNG, Java, VS Code, Playwright, Maestro, GitHub Actions
Design
Figma, Adobe Creative Cloud, Protopie, LottieFiles
Research
Statista, Quantilope, Dovetail, Lookback
Common
Confluence, Jira, Slack, Miro, MS Teams
Looking for something specific? Contact us – we might have exactly what you need.
FAQ
We get these questions a lot
What’s an MVP (Minimum Viable Product)?
MVP stands for Minimum Viable Product. It’s a lean version of your product that solves a real problem fast. Instead of guessing what users need, you build, launch, and learn from real feedback — before investing in features nobody asked for.
Why start with an MVP?
Because time and money aren’t infinite. An MVP helps you test the waters without sinking your budget. It ensures you’re solving the right problem before scaling up, giving you a validated foundation to build on.
What are the potential risks and challenges?
The biggest pitfall is overcomplicating things. Adding too many features slows development and blurs the core value. But going too minimal? That risks an MVP that’s too basic to resonate. Technical issues, clunky UX, and rushed builds can also trip you up, making it harder to scale or fix things later. First impressions matter — your MVP needs to be simple but solid.
How to navigate through these challenges?
Start with crystal-clear goals and focus on the essentials. Keep your users close — real feedback drives real progress. Your team needs to be on the same page, prioritizing what truly moves the needle. Expect tech hurdles and plan accordingly. Most importantly, stay flexible. An MVP is not the finish line. You’ll refine as you go.
How do I ensure the quality of the MVP?
Quality starts way before launch. By integrating testing from day one — through smoke tests, peer reviews, and user validation — you avoid rolling out an MVP that’s unreliable. A buggy first release kills trust. The goal? A product that’s minimal, yes, but polished where it matters.
Is the MVP scalable for future growth?
That’s the whole point. The MVP validates your idea. Once you know there’s real demand, you grow, refine, and optimize. The key is building on a scalable foundation so your tech stack won’t hold you back when it’s time to level up.
