What is an MVP?
Read in RomanianMVP (produs minim viabil)
Why it matters
An MVP buys you evidence. Instead of spending six months building what you think people want, you ship the smallest thing that can prove or kill the idea, then let real usage decide what comes next. For a founder, that's the difference between learning in weeks and guessing for a quarter.
What an MVP is not
It is not a buggy, half-finished product with "MVP" used as an excuse. Viable means it does one job well enough that someone would genuinely use and value it. The scope is minimal; the quality of that scope is not.
Where teams get it wrong
Two failure modes, opposite directions. One is gold-plating: polishing features no one has asked for before a single user has tried the core idea. The other is shipping something so thin it tests nothing. A good MVP is ruthless about scope and serious about the one thing it keeps.
How we approach it
We scope an MVP around the single riskiest assumption and build only what's needed to test it, often an AI feature backed by RAG, so you get a real answer fast.