A production-ready product
A running system on your own domain — frontend, backend, database and hosting set up and ready for real users from day one.
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We build your MVP as working, production-ready software — delivered by the engineer you actually talk to, at a fixed price you know up front. Based in Copenhagen, building for all of Denmark.
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An MVP (Minimum Viable Product) is the smallest version of your product that delivers real value to real users — and proves the idea works. It has to solve one core problem end to end, run reliably in production, and be something you can put in front of customers, investors or grant assessors. A good MVP is not a prototype or a slide deck: it is working software you can keep building on once the first users have spoken.
Every MVP we deliver is built to survive contact with real users — and to be built on afterwards.
A running system on your own domain — frontend, backend, database and hosting set up and ready for real users from day one.
The code lives in your repository, documented and handed over. No licenses, no lock-in to us — you own all of it.
You see working software every week and can change course while changes are still cheap — not after the project is over.
A prioritised list of what was deliberately left out of the MVP, and what should be built once the first users have spoken.
After delivery we can hand over completely — or keep running the system with monitoring, on-call and continued iterations.
No surprises. You know the price and the timeline before we write a line of code.
Free and technical — directly with the engineer who will build your MVP. We pin down the core problem and cut everything else.
A written offer with scope, timeline and a fixed price — numbers you can use directly in a budget or a grant application.
We ship working software every week. Most MVPs are live around 18 days after the quote is approved.
We deploy to production and hand over — or keep running the MVP as a managed service while you gather feedback and build on.
Three legitimate ways to get an MVP built — each with real strengths. Here are the differences as we see them.
| Criterion | Freelancer | Enterprise agency | TwinCurrent |
|---|---|---|---|
| Delivery time | Varies — often fast, but depends on one person’s calendar | Typically months — process and release gates take time | 18 days on average from approved quote to live product |
| Price level | Lowest | Highest | In between — around 65% below typical enterprise-agency prices |
| Direct access to the engineer | Yes — you talk to the person who builds | Rarely — project managers and account managers in between | Yes — you talk directly to the engineer building your system |
| Operations after delivery | Rarely — most freelancers hand over and move on | Yes, often as an expensive support agreement | Yes — managed service with monitoring and continued development |
| Risk | One person is a single point of failure if they get sick or busy | Low technical risk, but high price and timeline risk | Small team backed by a fixed quote, weekly demos and operations after delivery |
If you are applying for Innofounder or InnoBooster at Innovation Fund Denmark, your application is judged in part on technical delivery certainty: can this team actually build what they describe? A working MVP moves you from “we have an idea” to “we have a product users can touch” — and that is hard to argue with.
We have been through Fonden for Entreprenørskab (the Danish Foundation for Entrepreneurship) ourselves and received their Mikrolegat, so we know the difference between a pitch deck and what assessors actually weigh. We build the MVP that makes the technical part of your application concrete: a running product, a realistic architecture and a fixed quote you can put real numbers on.
Multi-tenant SaaS platform for student unions and member organisations — built end-to-end by TwinCurrent and now in pilot with IBP Union as the first tenant: admin site builder, Rust/Axum backend and Next.js frontend.
Read the Unios case studyAI documentation platform that analyses codebases and keeps docs up to date — GitHub and Azure DevOps integration, chat with your docs, export to Confluence, PDF and Markdown.
Read the DocubotAI case studyWe don’t publish list prices, because honest numbers require a concrete scope. These are the factors that actually move the price of an MVP:
The number of screens, user flows and roles. The sharper the core problem is cut, the cheaper the MVP.
Payments, login, email and third-party APIs cost more than a self-contained system.
AI features, multi-tenant architecture and real-time data push the price up; a classic CRUD app pulls it down.
Full handover after launch, or do you want us to keep running the system as a managed service?
You get a fixed, written quote within 48 hours of the scoping call — and the price typically lands around 65% below typical enterprise-agency prices.
Get an estimate within 24 hoursIt depends on three things: scope (how many screens and flows), integrations (payments, login, third-party APIs) and complexity (AI, multi-tenant, real-time data). That is why we don’t publish list prices — they would either be too high or too low. Instead you get a fixed, written quote within 48 hours of the scoping call, with scope and timeline included, so you can decide on real numbers. The price typically lands around 65% below what an enterprise agency charges for comparable delivery.
Our average is 18 days from approved quote to live product. A sharply scoped MVP without heavy integrations can go faster; complex integrations or AI features can take longer. You see working software after the first week, so you don’t have to wait until the end date to know whether we are on the right track.
You do — full ownership from day one. The code lives in your repository, documented and handed over, with no licenses or lock-in to us. If you choose to have us keep running the system as a managed service, that changes nothing about ownership: you can always take the code and go to another supplier.
We help with the technical part — not the application text itself. That means: a working prototype or MVP that assessors can see and touch, a realistic architecture description, and a fixed quote with numbers you can put straight into the budget. We have been through Fonden for Entreprenørskab ourselves and received their Mikrolegat, so we know what technical delivery certainty means in practice.
That is up to you. We can hand over completely — code, documentation and the operations setup — or keep running the MVP as a managed service with monitoring, on-call and continued development. Most clients choose something in between: we run the system for the first months while the first users give feedback, and build the most important improvements before scaling up.
A proven, modern stack: Next.js and TypeScript on the frontend, Rust/Axum or .NET on the backend, and PostgreSQL as the database — the same foundation as our own platforms, including DocubotAI in production and Unios in pilot. We don’t experiment at your expense: the technology choices must be something any competent developer can take over, not just us.
Tell us about the idea — you’ll get a fixed quote with scope and timeline, not a sales call.
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