The MVP Trap
Many founders treat their MVP as a finished product. But an MVP is just the beginning—a tool
for learning, not the final destination.
Phase 1: Validate (Weeks 1-4)
Your MVP should answer one question: "Will people use this?"
What to include:
What to skip:
Phase 2: Iterate (Months 2-3)
Once you have users, listen to them:
Key additions:
Phase 3: Scale (Months 4-6)
When you have product-market fit, invest in:
Infrastructure:
Features:
Phase 4: Polish (Ongoing)
Now focus on:
Common Mistakes
1. **Building too much too soon** - Features without users are waste
2. **Ignoring technical debt** - It compounds quickly
3. **Scaling prematurely** - Solve the problem first
Our Approach
At NayaCloud, we follow a phased development process that balances speed with quality.
We help you launch fast, then iterate based on real user feedback.