POC (Proof of Concept)
Validate your riskiest assumptions before committing a full budget. We build focused, testable prototypes that get you investor-ready or user-tested fast.
A POC (proof of concept) validates whether a specific technical idea is feasible — it's a narrow experiment, not a product. POCs typically take 10–12 days.
POC or MVP?
We recommend a POC when you have technical uncertainty (for example, a complex AI integration), and an MVP when you have technical clarity but need market validation. An MVP is a functional product with real user flows, UI and core features, built to validate market demand.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between an MVP and a POC (Proof of Concept)?
A POC validates whether a specific technical idea is feasible — it's a narrow experiment, not a product. An MVP is a functional product with real user flows, UI, and core features — built to validate market demand. We recommend a POC when you have technical uncertainty (e.g. a complex AI integration), and an MVP when you have technical clarity but need market validation.
How long does a POC take?
Proof of concepts (POCs) typically take 10–12 days. The exact timeline depends on feature scope, integrations required, and design complexity — which we clarify in a free discovery call before starting.
What is the difference between an MVP and a prototype?
A prototype simulates functionality and is used to test design and usability. An MVP is a real, functional product that real users can use to accomplish real goals. Prototypes generate feedback about the product experience. MVPs generate evidence about market demand, willingness to pay, and core value proposition validity. They serve different purposes and should not be confused.