MVP development in Germany

Startups (and not only startups) need a good product fast. We build your MVP so you find out early whether real users want it.

Louis Nell, Managing Director of KNGURU
  • App screen for Red Bull Salzburg
  • Scoops: recipes from food creators in the app
  • App with jobs and teams for tradespeople
  • App for booking e-shuttle rides
  • App for booking offices and rooms
  • Community app for dog owners with map and chat
  • App with bedtime stories
  • Augenzeuge: tips and messages in the app
  • Daycare app with attendance, schedule and chat
  • RadlScout: find and sell bikes
  • Funellab: website for recruiting through social media
  • Elaris: website for an electric car

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MVP development for startups and SMEs

Whether you're a startup, scale-up, spin-off or established company, we start with only the features that matter. That gets a working product to market fast.

What is an MVP?

MVP stands for minimum viable product: the smallest version of a product that people can already use. What counts as usable depends on the goal.

  1. 01

    For your team

    For early internal feedback or a tool for your own company, a very simple, even unfinished version is often enough.

  2. 02

    For your customers

    If the MVP goes to market, first impressions count. You can leave features out, but whatever's in there has to work properly.

What is an MVP for?

  1. 01

    Build, measure, learn

    Instead of spending months on a finished product, you start small and get feedback early. You see whether the idea lands and which features users actually want.

  2. 02

    Win over investors

    A product people can try convinces investors more than an idea alone. A good MVP can even earn money that pays for further development.

  3. 03

    Get to market faster

    An MVP is ready much sooner than a full product. Whoever gets there first wins the first users.

Recognized for design, user experience and digital innovation

Nine out of twelve reviews say the same thing: we push back when something won't work for users.

  • OMR Reviews Proud Partner 2026: UX Agencies
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  • German Stevie Awards 2026: Gold for PetPlanner

Frequently asked questions

How does an MVP lower costs and risks?

You only put a little money into the idea at first and find out early whether it works. A small product is also easier to rework than a big one.

What are some well-known MVP examples?

Dropbox started with an explainer video and a waiting list before the product was publicly available. Spotify tested its first version in Sweden and only moved into bigger markets after that.

Are there MVPs outside of software?

Yes, crowdfunding is one example: founders show a prototype, collect money and feedback, and only then start production. Larger companies also often have an MVP built before they commission the full product.

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