Validate an idea in weeks, not quarters
Fixed-scope sprints that turn a business hypothesis into working software on your real data, and a go / pivot / stop decision backed by evidence.
- A time-box with a written hypothesis and a success metric
- Working software on your real data, not a slide
- Tested with real users, internal or customers
- A decision memo your board can act on
- A discovery phase that ends in a proposal
- A demo on synthetic data
- An open-ended R&D budget
- A pilot nobody is allowed to kill
Choose the sprint that fits
All sprints run in your infrastructure on open-source tooling. You own what gets built.
PoC Sprint
One idea, one owner
Technical and business feasibility proven on real data. A one-page go / pivot / stop memo.
MVP Sprint
A validated idea ready for users
A live minimum product in front of real users, with usage data and a plan to scale.
Parallel Portfolio
Three bets, one shared backlog
Three PoCs in parallel with shared components.
Frame → Build → Test → Decide
Four moves, each one leaving something running in your business. No phase ends in a presentation.
- 01
Frame
Week 0. Hypothesis, success metric, data access and the kill criteria: written down and signed.
- 02
Build
Working software on real data within the first week. Agents clear the boilerplate; humans own the design.
- 03
Test
Real users, real workflow, measured against the metric agreed in week 0.
- 04
Decide
Go, pivot or stop: a one-page memo with evidence, cost to scale and the next sprint if it's a go.
You leave with this
Every sprint is scoped backwards from these. If one isn't on the list, it isn't in the price, and we'll say so.
- 01 A working prototype in your infrastructure
- 02 A measured result against the agreed metric
- 03 A go / pivot / stop decision memo
- 04 A scale plan and cost estimate if it's a go
- 05 A team that watched it get built
- 06 Reusable components for the next sprint
Validate connects to the other three
Cohorts that have built before frame better hypotheses and need less hand-holding.
Explore TrainWhat survives the sprint moves straight into product development, with the evidence attached.
Explore BuildOur Product BA agent team can run the Frame step: stakeholder noise to a signed hypothesis in days.
Explore Run“A process that seemed complex had a simple logic. It just needed to be built.”
What people ask about sprints
Short answers to the questions that come up in the first conversation about this offering.
01 What if the PoC fails?
Then you've bought a cheap, fast “no” with evidence, which is the point. Sprints that end in stop or pivot are often the ones that save the most money.
02 Do we need our own developers?
No. You need a product owner with decision rights and access to data. We bring the builders and the agents.
03 Who owns the prototype?
You do, from day one. It runs in your infrastructure on open-source tooling.
Bring the idea you keep postponing
Thirty minutes to frame the hypothesis, the metric and the data, and to tell you honestly whether a sprint is the right move.