MVP Software Development

What MVP Really Means and Why 30 Days Isn’t a Joke Let’s face it—building software is hard, messy, and somehow always more expensive than expected. But building MVPs in 30 days? That sounds suspiciously like a startup myth, doesn’t it? At Kanhasoft, we’ve heard the skepticism, seen the panic in founders’ eyes, and still delivered working MVP within that four-week window. And no, we don’t use black magic or time travel. We use something far rarer: focus, discipline, and just the right amount of caffeine-fueled madness. A Minimum Viable Product (MVP) isn’t a baby version of your dream app—it’s a Read More

I distinctly remember one of my early Silicon Valley coffee chats—some time in the mid-2000s, though it feels like a century ago now—sitting across from a young founder who insisted that a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) required a gargantuan team, a swanky office (ping-pong tables included), and about half a million dollars in seed funding. I nearly choked on my latte. “No,” I said, “an MVP is not about everything you can stuff in. It’s about building a small enough core—lean, laser-focused, and testable—to see if you’re onto something worth scaling.” He gave me a perplexed look as if I’d Read More