From an idea to a testable version
Proofs of concept and initial product versions for founders and product teams, focusing on interactive software, 3D and products combining computation with interfaces. We define the question to test and the development needed to answer it.
Founder experience and projects
Relevant experience
LiveMol is a research tool developed at the Technion. It demonstrates integrating computation, 3D and user interfaces, capabilities also relevant to new product development.
A research tool combining calculations with interactive molecular visualization. It demonstrates developing computation components and connecting them to an interface where users examine models and results.
Service scope
POC and MVP answer different questions. Before starting, define what to test, who will use the version and what result is enough to justify continuing.
A focused implementation of a technical component or interaction with unresolved feasibility. The result tests the assumption under defined conditions before expanding development.
Implement a core use case end to end. Target users can try the product and give feedback on its actions and value.
Deliver the agreed version and documentation, with limitations and remaining work mapped out. Code transfer, runtime environment and support are defined in advance.
Professional leadership
More than a decade of software and real-time 3D development in industry and research.
Yulia leads planning, design and development. Specialists join as the project requires, with one clear point of contact for you.
Project stages
Identify the target users and what needs proving.
Deliverable: the business and technical questionChoose the minimum that provides a useful answer.
Deliverable: POC or MVP scopeDevelop the scenario and show interim versions.
Deliverable: an initial product to testCollect findings and identify the next step.
Deliverable: handover and a development planBefore we start
A POC tests whether a technical component or idea is feasible. An MVP is a limited product for users to evaluate value and usage. Choose according to the question that needs answering now.
No. Start with an idea, target user and question. The initial conversation focuses the direction, then we define development scope and deliverables.
The agreed version and deliverables, with the handover and documentation needed for use and further work. Code, documentation and support scope are defined in the project agreement.
Technical complexity, the number of user actions, existing code quality and external service integrations. We also define the environment and maturity required: an internal demo or a version for target users.
The next step
Tell us the target user, the problem and what exists already: an idea, specification, design or code. We will assess a first version suited to your stage.
