Investor-ready MVP scope
Cut the product down. Ship a v1 you can keep.
A launch-ready first release, documented, then built — so the next version is an extension, not a rebuild. Read the founder checklist.
Use at least 3 words so we can start.
V1
Defined around the user outcome
Less
Scope creep before launch
More
Clarity for budget and handoff
95% of GenAI pilots delivered zero measurable P&L impact in 2025 (MIT Project NANDA). Codalio is built so MVPs don't become part of that number.

A first release that answers one question.
The PRD names the user, the v1 boundary, and what waits — so the first release is easier to explain, estimate, and ship.
Get MVP Scoped
A working v1, not a throwaway concept.
Show what the first user can do end to end — then keep the code so the next release is an extension, not a rebuild.
Get MVP Scoped
A v1 you can defend.
TAM, SAM, SOM, and the assumptions behind the first release — so the scope matches a real market, not a feature list.
Get MVP ScopedHow it works
Step 1
Define the user problem
Start from the job to be done and the user flow that matters most.
Step 2
Decide what belongs in v1
Separate the minimum viable release from the future roadmap before the build expands.
Step 3
Move from scope to a usable build plan
Turn the outcome into documentation and implementation steps the team can act on.

Keep the code. Grow the next release.
The first version lives in your GitHub. The next one is an extension, not a rebuild in another builder.
Get MVP Scoped
What belongs in v1. What waits.
Stories and acceptance you can check. The out-of-scope list stays visible, so the first release answers one product question.
Get MVP ScopedFrequently asked questions
Launch the first version that proves value
Cut the roadmap. Get a first release with a clear delivery path and a cleaner story to tell.






