2–4 week sprints
Fixed scope and timeline so you get an answer fast, not a never-ending prototype.
Qbatch · POC Development
Validate the idea before the big build.
Focused, shippable prototypes that prove technical feasibility and user value — in weeks, not quarters. De-risk your roadmap with evidence, not slides.
POC timeline
STEP 1
Scope
Hypothesis, success criteria, and cut line
STEP 2
Spike
Risky tech validated first
STEP 3
Build
Thin vertical slice in production stack
STEP 4
Demo
Stakeholder and user feedback
STEP 5
Decide
Go / pivot / kill with data
Capabilities
Proof you can show — not a deck.
We optimize for learning speed and technical honesty, not feature count.
Real stack
POCs built in your target architecture — not throwaway code unless you want it that way.
Risk-first spikes
We tackle the unknown integration or algorithm before polishing UI.
User-facing demos
Clickable experiences you can put in front of customers and investors.
Clear success metrics
Defined upfront: latency, conversion, accuracy, or cost — whatever proves the bet.
Path to production
Optional handoff plan if the POC graduates to a full build.
Honest scoping
We tell you what's provable in the window — and what needs a phase two.
Senior builders only
No junior team learning on your dime during a critical validation.
Decision-ready output
Demo, metrics summary, and a recommendation — not an open-ended repo.
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Engineering services
UI/UX Design
Research-led interfaces that convert and feel effortless.
Product Development
End-to-end builds for SaaS, portals, and internal tools.
App Development
Web and mobile apps engineered for performance and growth.
App Modernization
Migrate legacy systems without disrupting the business.
Quality Assurance
Automated testing and release pipelines you can trust.
POC Development FAQ
How is a POC different from an MVP?+
A POC answers 'can we?' and 'should we?' — often throwaway or narrow. An MVP is the smallest shippable product. We do both; POCs are shorter and more experimental.
What tech stacks do you use?+
Whatever matches your target production environment — React, Node, Python, mobile native, or cloud services you're evaluating.
Who owns the code?+
You do. Everything lives in your repos under your account from day one.