Discovery Sprint
- An idea to validate
- Open product questions
From product idea to first release.
Product planning, technical leadership and software delivery for founders and growing teams.
Where are you starting?
Which customer task should we prove?
Customer needPrototype
Tools & technologies
- Next.js
- React Native
- Node.js
- PostgreSQL
- Supabase
- GitHub Actions
What belongs in release one?
Example: help customers find and reserve a workshop.
Core journey
- 1Find a workshop
- 2Choose a session
- 3Reserve a place
Illustrative product
Introduction to pottery
Saturday · 10:006 places
Engineering scope
- Session capacity and booking records
Later
- Online payments
- Calendar sync
- Waitlist
What you receive.
Outputs depend on your engagement.
Product brief
Journey prototype
Prioritised backlog
Architecture decisions
Application source
Release handover
Selected Work
Scrooge
Desktop and mobile experiences backed by payment, game-provider and operational systems.
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Perb
Native apps for the people running a gym and the members training there, connected through a Node.js backend.
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Hubhopper
Initial app and backend development, followed by training for the client’s team.
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Sinzo
Supplier-data scraping and AI engineering for a cross-border shopping and warehouse platform.
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Zootmart
Web, hybrid apps and administration work for a marketplace with a rewards layer.
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ABS Stays
A shared-hosting application with encrypted document storage and a staff review console.
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Audit & Rescue- Founded in
- 2013
- Projects delivered
- 550+
- Client countries
- 43+
- Global offices
- 3
FAQs
Can we start with an idea rather than a specification?
Yes. We use your target customer, the task they need to complete and any existing research to identify the first questions to test. The initial engagement can stop at discovery if you are not ready to build.
Can you work with our current developers?
Yes. Technical leadership, a focused implementation team or a defined handover can sit alongside your engineers. Responsibilities, access and decision-making are agreed before work begins.
Will an existing product need a rewrite?
Not automatically. We review the current code, dependencies and delivery constraints before recommending changes. Extending or repairing a working system may be more appropriate than replacing it.
Does every product need AI?
No. AI is considered only when it serves the customer task and can be evaluated against a useful baseline. Conventional software may be the better fit.
What determines cost and timing?
The primary user journey, integrations, data migration, design readiness and acceptance criteria shape the estimate. We agree what is included, what is deferred and how changes will be assessed before committing to delivery.
What happens after the first release?
We can hand over to your team, support a defined post-launch period or continue with an ongoing engagement. Source access, documentation, ownership and third-party licences are covered in the project agreement.
What is the next milestone?
Share your brief, product link or repository, and the decision you need to make next.
