StackTips 2.0
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MVP-Challenge
You know the project. It's 70% done. Maybe 80%. You have the repo, the domain, the Notion doc. You built it in a weekend six months ago and then โ life happened.
This is not a motivation problem. This is a structure problem.
MVP Builder is a structured 30-day sprint for full-time developers who want to ship a side project this month โ not someday. Every day you get a focused prompt tailored to your project, your skill level, and exactly where you got stuck. A human (the founder) reads your daily check-ins and notices when you go quiet.
Three tiers: Bronze (13 days) โ idea to deployable first version. Silver (21 days) โ unstuck to meaningful milestone. Gold (30 days) โ almost done to shipped.
AI will give you a perfect plan. It won't notice when you skip Day 4. The founder will.
Cohort #1 shipped: a developer with a full-time job built a drone mission planner in 13 sprint days. Leaflet/OSM basemap, KML/KMZ export for DJI Litchi, 532 waypoints tested. From concept to deployed URL in under two weeks.
Cohort #2 is open. Founder Price: $67 / $117 / $179. One-time, no subscription. You pay only after you're accepted. 7-day money-back guarantee.
That's the gap MVP Builder closes.
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MVPBuilder.io's answer:
Next.js, Supabase, Vercel
MVPBuilder.io's answer:
MVP Builder enforces milestones โ not just tracks them. Miss a check-in and your sprint pauses. There are no soft nudges. Most productivity tools assume you'll show up; MVP Builder is built for the reality that you won't unless something is at stake.
MVPBuilder.io's answer:
Because AI tools give you a perfect plan and won't notice when you skip Day 4. MVP Builder adds the one thing missing: enforced structure. Daily prompts are calibrated to your specific project, not generic advice. Acceptance is manual โ vague scope gets rejected because a bad start produces no outcome.
MVPBuilder.io's answer:
Experienced developers with a full-time job who have a side project they've been "almost done with" for months. Not beginners. Not hobbyists. Developers who know exactly what to build and keep not finishing it.
MVPBuilder.io's answer:
Built by a solo developer who watched Buildspace shut down in August 2024 and noticed what people actually missed wasn't the content โ it was the structure and the deadline. MVP Builder is the answer to that gap: a sprint system, not a course.
MVPBuilder.io's answer:
Cohort #1 is currently in beta โ no public customer list yet
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