AI-assisted development for your next MVP.
Start with a small product workflow you can put in front of users. DanlyWorks can combine frontend development with an agreed API, database, or admin workflow, using AI tools to assist implementation and iteration.
Choose the smallest useful workflow
An MVP works best when it tests a specific idea. For example: a visitor submits an enquiry, a database stores it, and an admin screen lets a team review its status. Another project might connect a frontend to an existing backend rather than build a new system.
We begin by mapping the users, inputs, outputs, and acceptance criteria. Features that don't support that first workflow can wait for a later iteration.
What can be evaluated for your project?
Product frontend
Responsive screens, forms, navigation, and a clear path through the primary product workflow.
API and database work
Agreed endpoints, data models, create/read/update workflows, and connections to an existing service where suitable.
Admin and internal tools
Small dashboards, enquiry management, status tracking, and repetitive-work tools with defined user roles.
Deployment and handover
An agreed hosting setup, environment configuration guidance, verification of the main workflow, and source-code delivery.
Where AI fits in the development process
AI can help draft code, explore implementation options, and speed up revisions. Generated code still needs review, testing, and a clear explanation of what the system should do. API credentials belong in the appropriate server environment, not in public frontend files.
Prototype-ready and production-ready are different delivery targets. We agree on the intended use, expected users, access rules, and support needs before choosing the scope. Complex payment flows, sensitive-data systems, and high-load services require a separate technical assessment.
Pricing and timing
MVP and backend development are custom-scoped services. They are not included automatically in the $690 landing page package. Cost and timing depend on the workflow, data, integrations, and launch requirements.
What should you send?
Describe who will use the tool, the single most important task, the data involved, any existing APIs, and what a successful first version looks like. Include example screens or a short workflow sketch if available.
If you only need to explain a product and collect interest, a SaaS landing page may be a more suitable starting point.
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Let's discuss your scope.
Share your product, main workflow, any design links, and target date. Enquiries in English or Chinese are welcome.
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