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💡 Building a startup? Remember, you don’t need to launch the perfect product. Start with a Minimum Marketable Product (MMP) – the smallest version that delivers real value. Here’s why: 1/ 🚀 Speed to Market: Get your product out quickly. Real-wo

I am an experienced dev with sound knowledge of creating products. Now with leveraging AI, I can fairly build MVPs in a really short time. I want to approach good early stage founder so we can benefit from our skills. The things i want to focus is pa

I am an experienced dev with sound knowledge of creating products. Now with leveraging AI, I can fairly build MVPs in a really short time. I want to approach good early stage founder so we can benefit from our skills. The things i want to focus is pa

Not All Early Stage Products Are MVPs. Understand the difference between a PoC, Prototype and MVP. 1. PoC (Proof of Concept) = Can we even build this? 2. Prototype = Can users see and understand how the product will function? 3. MVP = Will people

Founders are wasting 3–6 months building MVPs that don’t scale. Why? They don’t use AI-native dev teams. Most MVPs are built to launch. Ours are built to scale. At Opslify, we combine: ✅ AI App Dev ✅ SaaS Infra ✅ Product-Led Design ✅ Scalable Codeb

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🚀 Looking for Product UI/UX Design Opportunities! 🚀 Hi everyone! I'm a UI/UX Designer with specialized training from DesignBoat UI/UX School, and I've had the privilege of working with early-stage startups to help bring their MVPs to life through

🚀 Exciting Update! 🚀 I’ve just wrapped up 20 Moats of a Startup 🏰🔥 breaking down how to build an unshakable competitive edge! Now I’m diving into a brand new series: 💡 30 Startup Milestones to Getting Acquired!💰🚀 From idea to acquisition I’

Building a startup is hard. But building the wrong one is brutal. Everyone says “start fast, fail fast.” What they don’t say is how expensive failing blindly actually is. I’ve been watching early-stage founders closely over the last few weeks — espe