A peek inside our delivery process — the stack, the rituals, and the ruthless scope cuts that get products to market fast.
Six weeks. From kickoff to a paying user. That’s our MVP standard at Opti WebOpz. Here’s exactly how we do it.
Week 1 — Discovery & Scope
We run a 2-day workshop to define the one critical user journey. Everything else gets deferred. We write the README before we write the code.
Week 2 — Design & Architecture
Figma flows for the critical journey only. Database schema, auth flow, payment integration mapped. Stack locked: Next.js 14, Postgres (Supabase), Stripe, Resend.
Weeks 3–4 — Core Build
Auth, dashboard, the main feature, and billing. AI agents handle boilerplate (CRUD, forms, tests). Humans handle product logic and edge cases.
Week 5 — Polish
Empty states, error states, loading states, onboarding flow, transactional emails, landing page. The boring stuff that makes software feel real.
Week 6 — Launch
Production deploy on Vercel + Supabase. Posthog analytics. Sentry error tracking. We hand over a working product, not a prototype.
The secret isn’t speed. It’s saying no to everything that isn’t the core journey.