Master for
founders.

Your next venture starts here.

Turn the idea you keep thinking about into a web app you can test, refine, and put in front of real people.

01
Idea
One sentence about the problem
02
MVP
One working core workflow
03
Launch
A published version
04
First users
Real feedback, next iteration

Illustrative Orbit customer portal with a project list and revenue chart

Illustrative concept, not a customer project

01 / What you can build

Less distance between an idea and something people can try.

Start with one core workflow. Build the interface, add data with Cloud, and iterate on a working web app rather than a slide deck.

Customer sign-in
Onboarding checklist
Saved progress

EXAMPLE BRIEF

Build an MVP for a customer onboarding app. Customers should sign in, complete a checklist, and see their next step. Start with that single workflow and use Cloud for saved progress.

Start building

02 / From brief to browser

Good work starts
with a clear direction.

Bring the context. Review the result. Keep the next iteration connected to the work you’ve already done.

Start with the problem.

Describe who the app serves, the job it needs to do, and the first workflow that matters.

Write a better brief

Validate before you invest

A pitch deck explains. A working app proves.

With slides only

— People nod at the idea
— You guess which feature matters
— Feedback is hypothetical

With a working MVP

People sign up and click through
You watch which workflow they use
Feedback is about the real thing

MVP scope builder

Pick your startup. Get a first brief.

Build a marketplace MVP where local makers list handmade products and buyers can browse by category, save favourites, and send a purchase request. Include sign-in for makers and a simple listing form.

How to scope a first version

Built for a solo budget