An application with only the essential functionalities
With a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) you only realize the essential functions. This way you quickly and effectively validate the idea with the target group.
After developing 150+ apps and platforms, we know better than anyone what makes for a successful app. That's why we have the Accelerator Day. in life groups. Together we develop your MVP app. During this day we define all functions and requirements. Next, we look at the most essential features for the first version of your app.
Advantages of an MVP app:
Roompot wants to provide everyone with a carefree holiday full of fun activities. This already starts at check-in. Roompot therefore had a clear case for us: how do we improve the service with a user-friendly and secure check-in process that helps us save extra costs? The result was an MVP app that digitizes the entire process.
With the development of an MVP app, we work data-driven and result-oriented. To test whether visitors are enthusiastic about the new process, a pilot phase has been started. Visitors to a holiday park were given the option of using the app instead of checking in at reception. Then data is collected and feedback is requested. If the visitors are enthusiastic, the concept will be rolled out across all holiday parks.
We guide our customers from concept to long after release. From applications that make aviation a lot more sustainable to a video On Demand streaming service.
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Our designers convert every concept into a design that seamlessly meets the needs of your target group.
We have been developing apps for over 8 years. From blockchain apps to streaming services. With React Native to Swift and from PWA to native applications.
Is there a match with the target group? Then we define the next phase based on the feedback gathered.
MVP is the abbreviation for Minimum Viable Product. An application with only the essential functionalities. You then collect data and feedback from users. Does the app idea meet the needs of the user and are you on the right track? Then it's time further development.
One of the biggest reasons to build an MVP first is development costs. By only developing the most important functionalities, the investment remains limited and you quickly validate the idea with the target group.
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