Aulis
Prototype and MVP
You want to see the idea working before a big development budget – but you don't have a team.
The problem
You want to see the idea working before a big development budget – but you don't have a team.
What Aulis does
We pick the lightest form: clickable prototype, landing page, online shop, lightweight app, manually delivered service or physical prototype. AI-assisted development speeds it up.
Tangible output
A working prototype or MVP, feedback from test users and a decision: go, iterate, change or stop.
Example
The Aulis site itself was built lightly and is developed by measuring.
How long it takes
A first prototype often in days, an MVP in 1–6 weeks.
Questions
Straight answers.
What is an MVP?
An MVP (minimum viable product) is the smallest version of a product or service that shows whether customers buy and use it. An MVP can be a web page, a manually delivered service or a small batch of products – it doesn't have to be software.
What is the difference between a prototype and an MVP?
A prototype tests whether a solution works and what it looks like. An MVP tests whether customers really buy and use it. A prototype can be unfinished; an MVP must work well enough to give the customer value.
Can you prototype an idea without your own project team?
Yes. Aulis can take responsibility for an agreed part of the work or act as extra hands for your own team. You only need the idea and someone who makes the decisions.
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