Mobile apps202401Palestine
PalEat
A food and grocery delivery app with a built-in wallet and rewards system.
From an idea on paper to a product in the market
Startups & MVP
We help founders turn an idea into a real product that reaches the market fast and cheap — a focused first version that proves the idea before your whole budget is spent.
What kills startups is rarely a weak idea — it's building too much before knowing anyone wants it. We've watched founders spend a year's budget on a hundred-feature product, then discover customers wanted three of them.
So we start from a different question: what is the smallest thing you can launch that proves or disproves your assumption? We build that, put it in front of real users, and measure. The data then decides what gets built next — not guesswork, and not our opinion.
And we work with your reality as a founder: a limited budget, a need to show investors something tangible, and speed mattering more than polish. You get a straight estimate of what your budget actually buys, and a warning when you ask for something you don't need yet.
What you get
- Your idea turned into a written, concrete scope
- A launchable first version (MVP) in weeks
- An interactive prototype fit for investor meetings
- User-behaviour measurement from day one
- A roadmap driven by data, not guesswork
- Architecture that holds up if the idea takes off
How we work
From an idea on paper to a product in the market
- 01
Break down the idea
The core assumption, the target user, and what must be proven.
- 02
Define the core
The fewest features that genuinely test the assumption.
- 03
Build fast
A first version in weeks rather than months, at launchable quality.
- 04
Measure & expand
Launch, measure behaviour, then build on what worked.
Our work
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Frequently asked
Startups & MVP
What's the minimum budget for a first product?
It depends on the idea, but the principle holds: we define what your budget can actually deliver rather than asking for one that suits our imagination. If it isn't enough for a launchable version, we say so and propose a smaller scope that is.
Will you sign an NDA?
Yes — before you explain the idea at all, if you'd like. Your idea is yours alone.
Do you take equity instead of fees?
We consider it in very limited cases, and only with real conviction about the idea and the team. Our default is fees, because it's clearer for both sides.
Discuss your project
Tell us about your idea and we'll come back with a clear plan for scope, cost and timeline.