We design and build a founder's first product, from idea to production, with designers and engineers on the same team. We have been shipping production software since 2011.
Scope sets the cost of an MVP, so a number quoted before anyone understands what you are building is a guess. A few decisions drive a large part of that cost, and you can check each one against your own plan.
We wrote more about each of these in How much does it cost to build an MVP.
We help founders cut a product idea down to the minimum that tests it. A senior principal leads every project, with the designers and engineers it needs.
We map your users, their goals, and what success looks like, and turn that into a prioritized feature list.
Low-fidelity screens set the structure. This is the cheapest point to find out the original plan was wrong.
Final screens for mobile and desktop, with a clickable prototype you can test with users before any code is written. You approve the designs before development begins.
Engineers build what was designed, with the designers still involved. We build in stages, so you see the product come together and can correct course early.
We build products such as marketplaces, AI platforms, and fintech products, and take them to production with the security they need. For products that handle health data, we build to HIPAA requirements.
Secured significant seed funding through private equity & Techstars
This was a concept-to-production engagement that produced a pitch deck, MVP, and the eventual product. The MVP attracted private investment and the platform later joined Techstars with additional seed funding.
Case study
Live marketplace across eight trading card games
CTCGX competes directly with TCGPlayer in the Canadian market, processing real seller-to-buyer transactions with escrow payments and multi-channel inventory tools.
Case study“Whatever the project scope, you can trust that things will be handled professionally, on time, and without unnecessary friction. I would recommend Morley Media to anyone looking for development services, regardless of industry or project size.”
The Book a call button opens our scheduler, where you can add a note about what you want to build.
Tell us what you want to build, and we will say whether we can help.
If it is a fit, the scoping conversation comes before any estimate is written down. Discovery produces a clickable prototype, a feature scope, and a build estimate.
It depends on scope, which is why we do not quote before we understand what you are building. The questions above cover what moves it. Discovery ends with a feature scope and a build estimate.
An MVP with real users, payments, or a compliance requirement tends to take a few months of work. The weekend builds in demo videos are prototypes, and they skip the parts that make software safe for real customers and their data. We give you a timeline after discovery.
Yes. You approve the wireframes and the designs before development begins, at the stage where changes are cheap. We build in stages, so you can see the product come together and correct course early.
Then a prototype you can put in front of real people can be a better first spend than a production build, and we tell founders this before taking the work. Where an existing product, or a thin layer over tools you already pay for, would do the job, we say that too.
We can keep going with design and engineering on a retainer, or hand off to your in-house team.
