From idea to working product.
We help figure out what version one actually needs, design the experience around it, and turn it into something people can click, use, and test.
Product thinking, UX/UI design, and development under one roof—for founders who want more than software that technically works.
Prototype from $899.MVP from $2,999.
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Your idea does not need more time in your notes app.
It needs a first version.
Start smaller. Design it properly. Build what matters. Put it in front of real people.
Prototype or MVP?
What does version one look like?
Both help you move an idea forward. They answer different questions.
Idea · Prototype · MVP · Product
Prototype
Prove the experience.
A prototype is an interactive version of your idea designed to show how the product should look, feel, and flow.
Best for
- Investor pitches
- User testing
- Internal approval
- Product validation
People can experience the idea without the full system being built behind it.
From $899
MVP
Prove the product.
An MVP is a functional first version that real users can actually use.
Can include
- User accounts
- Authentication
- Database
- APIs
- Payments
- Admin functionality
The smallest real version of the product worth putting in front of users.
From $2,999
Need to show the idea? Prototype
Need people to actually use it? MVP
The code is not the product.
A login screen can work and still feel terrible. The product is the whole experience: how quickly someone understands it, where their eye goes, what happens when they click, and what version one leaves out.
- Hiring an entire product team feels premature
- Managing separate designers and developers becomes another job
- AI-built interfaces often work but feel improvised
- Too many roadmap features hide the core experience
- A polished Figma prototype can still fall apart in development
Build the version that proves the idea.
We narrow the idea to the flows and features that need to exist, make those parts very good, and put a focused first version into real hands.
Fifty half-finished features
One focused product people can use
What we build
Startup MVPs
SaaS dashboards
Internal business tools
Client portals
Interactive prototypes
Figma-to-frontend builds
Built something with AI? Good start.
Now make it feel intentional.
Product Rescue keeps what is useful, rethinks what is not, and brings proper UX/UI thinking into products built with tools such as Claude, Cursor, Lovable, Bolt, and Replit.
Three ways to start
Prototype Sprint
From $899
An interactive working prototype for testing, pitching, and validation.
Build my prototype →MVP Build
From $2,999
A focused first version designed and developed around the core experience your idea needs to prove.
Build my MVP →Product Rescue
From $1,700
UX/UI and frontend improvement for a working product that still feels unfinished.
Rescue my product →What can go inside your MVP?
- Users and role-based access
- Structured databases
- File uploads
- API integrations
- Useful AI features
- Stripe payments
- Admin and analytics
How an idea becomes a product
- 01
Discover
We start with the idea, the audience, and the problem worth solving.
- 02
Scope
Features get prioritised, nice-to-haves move out, and version one gets a boundary.
- 03
Wireframe
We map pages, flows, actions, navigation, and information hierarchy.
- 04
Design
We create the visual system, interface, components, and interactions.
- 05
Build
The approved experience becomes working software using a stack selected for the product.
- 06
Test & Refine
You use it, we find the awkward parts, and the experience improves.
- 07
Ship
We deploy version one and help prepare it for its first users.
Built for founders, not IT departments.
- Non-technical founders
- Early-stage startups
- Solo founders
- Agencies needing design engineering
- Ecommerce businesses with custom workflows
We are deliberately not for everything.
We specialise in prototypes and MVPs where product thinking, UX/UI, and fast execution matter. Complex infrastructure, specialised DevOps environments, and heavily regulated systems may need a specialist engineering team.
What happens after launch?
Maintenance, bug fixes, new features, analytics, product iterations, and ongoing design or development retainers.
AllMapped: product thinking became a working interface.
AllMapped represents the kind of work this service is built around: translating a product concept into a usable digital experience through interface thinking and development.
Explore selected workFrequently asked questions
What are MVP development services?
MVP development services take a software idea from early requirements through product design and development into a functional minimum viable product. At DesignQure, that usually includes discovery, product scoping, UX/UI design, development, feedback, and deployment.
How much does MVP development cost?
DesignQure MVP builds currently start at $2,999. The final cost depends on the number of screens, user types, workflows, integrations, and backend functionality required. Interactive prototypes start at $899.
What is the difference between a prototype and an MVP?
A prototype demonstrates the product experience for pitching, testing workflows, gathering feedback, and validation. An MVP is a functional first version built for real usage and can include accounts, databases, APIs, payments, and other working functionality.
Do I need to know how the product should be designed?
No. You can come to DesignQure with an idea, rough notes, or a description of the problem. We help turn that into product requirements, flows, and an interface before development begins.
Can you develop my existing Figma designs?
Yes. We can turn an existing Figma interface into a responsive frontend while preserving the quality of the approved design through development.
Can you improve an app built with AI?
Yes. Product Rescue is suited to MVPs and applications built with tools such as Claude, Cursor, Lovable, Bolt, or Replit that work technically but need stronger UX/UI, responsive behaviour, or frontend refinement.
Can you add AI features to an MVP?
Yes. Where AI solves a genuine product problem, we can design the interface around the functionality and integrate APIs from providers including OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google.
Do you provide support after launch?
Yes. Depending on the project, DesignQure can continue supporting the product through maintenance, bug fixes, new features, design improvements, analytics, and ongoing product development.
From idea to working product
You already have enough to start. Bring the idea, and we will help figure out what version one needs from there.
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