Build the first versionyour customers can actually use.
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- B2B product founders
- Approach
- A bounded first release
We help B2B founders turn a validated problem into a focused first product—from key user journeys and interface design to development, launch, and the next round of improvements.
This is for founders who have already done the work of understanding a problem — through customer conversations, pilots, or an existing manual service — and now need a first version real users can rely on.
We keep the first release deliberately narrow: the core use case, done properly, with room to grow. We don’t promise product-market fit, funding, traction, or a fixed launch date for every product — those depend on your market, your customers, and the scope we agree.
What’s included
- Discovery and selection of the core use case for the first release
- A UI/UX prototype of the key user journeys, approved before building
- A bounded first release, built on established technology
- Accounts, permissions, and integrations, as scoped
- Deployment and hosting setup
- Handover of agreed code, documentation, and access
- Two weeks of launch support
- Later improvements, scoped as separate phases
React · Next.js · Node.js · Django · PostgreSQL · Cloud
What's not included
- Validating demand or finding customers for you
- Marketing, fundraising material, or growth campaigns
- Native mobile apps, unless scoped in separately
- Third-party costs like hosting, SaaS subscriptions, or paid APIs
Two weeks of launch support are included. Ongoing maintenance and improvements are available separately under an agreement — no 24/7 cover, guaranteed uptime, or unlimited fixes.
What we look for in a product engagement.
- Customer access
- You can put us in front of the people who will use the product, or share what they’ve told you.
- Evidence of demand
- Interviews, pilots, pre-orders, or a manual version of the service show the problem is real.
- A clear product owner
- One person can make decisions about scope and priorities, and is available to make them.
- An allocated budget
- Funding for the first release is set aside, with room for the improvements that follow.
Relevant engineering experience.
Our founder, Usama Nadeem, contributed engineering work to these products at other companies. They are not MVPs built by TechTrinity; they show the kind of product engineering he brings to a first release.
- Founder’s engineering work
Canonical Academy
In-house engineering on Canonical’s certification platform — exam purchase, scheduling, and credential issuance.
Read the details - Founder’s engineering work
Xenia
Full-stack engineering on a frontline operations platform for checklists and team workflows.
Read the details - Founder’s engineering work
Hirecinch
Lead development on a hiring platform that moved recruiting from spreadsheets to a shared candidate pipeline.
Read the details
B2B founders with a validated problem, access to customers, and a budget set aside for a focused first release — who want a small senior team to design and build it.
Before you get in touch.
- Do we own the work?
- The bespoke code, documentation, and account access agreed in your contract are handed over so your business retains control. Third-party services and licences — hosting, SaaS subscriptions, paid APIs — stay under their own providers’ terms.
- What happens after launch?
- Two weeks of launch support are included. After that, ongoing maintenance and improvements are available under a separate agreement. We don’t offer 24/7 cover or guaranteed uptime. Ongoing support & improvements →
Have a validated problem to build for?
Tell us who the product is for, what you’ve learned from them so far, and what the first release needs to do.
A free 30-minute conversation about your current process and practical next steps.
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