Bring the rough idea. Walk out with the finished plans: the problem, your users, the build order, and a pitch an investor takes seriously. Drawn up in about a minute.
Idea: siblings coordinating care for an aging parent
problem · users · stories · build order · pitch
See it work
Watch a raw idea become a finished blueprint.
Live demo
Your MVP blueprint
01 · Problem
The problem worth solving
When a parent needs help, the whole load falls on one sibling while the others cannot see what is needed.
02 · Users
Who it serves
Adult siblings sharing a parent's care
The caregiver drowning in the details
04 · Build plan · P0
Ship first
Shared calendar for appointments
Task list with who is assigned
One shared ledger for costs
07 · Pitch
The 30-second pitch
One sibling carries it all. Our app puts the appointments, tasks, and shared costs in one place every sibling can act on. We grow the day a stretched caregiver invites their brother or sister.
Before you build
AI can build an app in minutes. That is the trap.
The reels you are watching are right about one thing: you can spin up an app fast now. But an app with no plan is a pile of screens nobody asked for, and no investor funds a hunch. MVPitch does not build your app. It builds the plan that makes the build worth doing: who it is for, what to ship first, the metrics that prove it, and the pitch. Get the blueprint first, then build with a map instead of a guess.
The bench work
Three passes, one finished plan.
01
Describe
Tell it your idea in plain words. No forms to learn, no jargon required.
02
Draft
It scopes the problem, names your users, orders the build, and writes the pitch.
03
Pitch or build
Hand the plans to an investor, a partner, or a developer and get moving.
Off the drafting table
A real blueprint, start to finish.
Example output · not your data
The app that helps siblings care for an aging parent
"An app where siblings share one place to run a parent's care: the appointments, who is doing what, the medication notes, and a simple ledger for splitting the costs."
01 · The problem worth solving
When a parent needs help, the whole load falls on one sibling. Appointments, medications, and bills live in scattered texts and one person's memory. The others want to pitch in but cannot see what is needed, and money for care gets awkward and uneven.
04 · Build plan, must-ship
Shared calendar for appointments and visits
A task list with who is assigned to each
A medication and care-note log every sibling can see
A simple shared ledger for costs and who paid
02 · Who it serves
Adult siblings sharing care for an aging parent
The primary caregiver drowning in the details, and the ones far away who want to help
07 · The 30-second pitch
When a parent needs care, one sibling carries it all while the others want to help but cannot see what is needed. Our app puts the appointments, the tasks, the care notes, and the shared costs in one place every sibling can act on. We charge a small family subscription, and we grow the day a stretched caregiver invites their brother or sister.
Before you hire an agency
Great ideas shouldn't cost thousands to get started.
Agency-built apps can cost thousands of dollars and take weeks, and the first step is a sales call. Most people with a good idea can't afford that. Start with the plan.
Agency build
MVPitch Blueprint
Price to start
Custom quote, often thousands of dollars
$79, one time
Time
2 to 6 weeks
About 2 minutes
First step
Sales call and proposal
Describe your idea, or upload a sketch, a Word doc, or screenshots of your prototype
What you get
Working code for the scope you hand them
The scope itself: your users, first features, 90-day roadmap, revenue model, and pitch
If the idea changes
A new quote
Run another version. Five blueprints are included.
Hiring an agency anyway? Bring your blueprint. A written scope gets you sharper quotes, faster builds, and fewer surprises on the invoice.
Commission the plans
Pay once. Keep the blueprint.
Blueprint
$79 once
5 full blueprints. Each one covers:
Executive summary, the problem, and market size with the math shown
3 user personas and 5 to 7 user stories with acceptance criteria
A prioritized feature list (must-ship, next, later) with effort estimates
A 90-day roadmap and the metrics to track
Architecture and a recommended tech stack
Go-to-market plan, your first 100 users, pricing, and business model
A competitor breakdown, plus risks and how to reduce them
A 30-second investor pitch with talking points
Saved forever, with a private share link and PDF download
One-time payment, no subscription. Have a promo code? Enter it at checkout. Full refund within 7 days if you have not generated a blueprint yet (refund policy). Every blueprint saves privately to your key, and we never share your idea.