Build Sprint
Build Sprint: from business problem to no-code MVP
The Build Sprint focuses scoping and building on a priority business case. Two formats: a prototype to validate the idea, a business tool to put it into production.
- Prototype
- 1 week
- Business tool
- 3 to 4 weeks
- Built with
- Lovable
- Included
- Handover and training
Who is it for
A business case your team knows and can test.
- E-commerce and marketplace teams
- Sales and operations management
- SMEs with a process living in spreadsheets
- Owners of a no-code MVP
Typical problems
The starting point is whatever is blocking the work: finding the right information, avoiding re-entry, deciding based on consistent data.
- Tracking scattered across several spreadsheets
- Re-entry between exports, emails and tools
- Margin or stock calculated by hand
- A prototype stuck in a loop that never becomes a product
The method: the Build Sprint
- 01
Problem to prototype
- problem and expected outcome
- functional scope
- states and rules
- validation criteria
- 02
Prototype to usable product
- essential flows
- behaviors and errors
- access and security
- usage measurement
- 03
Knowing where to stop
- Built
- Documented
- Dropped
Two formats
- 01
Prototype, 1 week
- Scoping workshop
- Short spec: users, data, rules
- Working prototype
- Testing with three users
- Decision: continue, adjust or stop
- 02
Business tool, 3 to 4 weeks
- Essential flows and error handling
- Access, roles and data security
- Required integrations
- Going live
- Handover and two hours of training
- Thirty days of adjustments
Deliverables
- Written scoping
- Live application
- Handover documentation
- Code exportable or synced with a Git repository
Real work
Data-driven shipping label generator
A label generator that became a management tool.
Customer claims analysis
Verification of the facts and photos in a claim.
WavePix, graphic production studio
Produce product visuals at volume for marketplaces.
Marketplace profitability cockpit
The real net margin of every marketplace sale.
VORSYN, data access control
An audit engine built through verified agentic engineering.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a Build Sprint take?
One week for a prototype, three to four weeks for a production business tool, depending on scope.
What should I prepare?
The problem, the current workflow, the people involved and an example of non-sensitive data.
Who owns the application?
You do. The project is created in your Lovable workspace and its code can be exported or synced with a Git repository.
What happens after going live?
Thirty days of adjustments are included. Monthly support can then take over. Consulting →
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