Production app offline
The preview works, but the live app returns a 503 error.
The preview works, but the live app returns a 503 error.
One hundred sign-ins push the main API to 94% capacity.
The main assistant flow takes more than 30 seconds.
The latest deployment stops new users joining.
We help non-technical founders get their MVPs launch-ready for real users. We review the product, identify what needs attention, and make practical improvements that strengthen its launch-readiness. Whether the MVP was built with AI, no-code tools, a freelancer, or an agency, you get a clearer understanding of where it stands and what needs to happen before launch.
Beyond the demo
An app that works for a handful of testers can still fail under traffic, simultaneous actions, partial failures, or live updates.
Everything works with ten testers. Then 100 people log in at once, pages stop loading, buttons fail, and your launch turns into downtime.
Two customers claim the last seat, reserve the same item, or overwrite each other's changes because the app was never tested for the same moment.
A payment succeeds but the order is missing, a form saves halfway, or trying again creates a duplicate. The customer and your records tell different stories.
A small change takes sign-in or your main workflow offline. There is no quick way back, so customers find the problem before your team can recover.
See how ready your MVP is for real users.
Get your MVP reviewed.How the review works
A clear, practical process designed for non-technical founders with working MVPs.
Send the link, explain what it does, what concerns you, and when you hope to launch.
The product is reviewed under the realistic conditions that matter for launch.
Agreed improvements are completed within the review scope and tested again.
You receive plain-English findings, evidence, and a clear view of what should happen next.
Founding 10 pilot
FixMyMVP is opening 10 pilot places for non-technical founders. Each pilot reviews one working MVP, makes practical improvements agreed with the founder, and documents what changed before launch.
10 of 10 pilot places are currently open.
We examine the user journeys, connected services, and release setup that matter to your launch.
We agree on practical changes that fit the pilot window before implementation begins.
You receive before-and-after evidence, open findings, and clear next steps in plain English.
A good fit
Outside the pilot
Honest feedback after delivery. Publishing your name, logo, testimonial, or case study always requires separate permission. When a no-cost pilot is published, it will be labeled clearly.
The app looked polished, but two guests could claim the same final seat. The review also found privacy risks, slow loading, and updates that were hard to trust.
Read the full case studyMVP Launch-Readiness Review