Startup Bakery is an attempt to turn into the services I've already been doing (helping clients build their MVP) into a repeatable process and package as a process.
Where this differs from plain outsourcing is that we're putting focus on customer and product discover first, figure out what to build, and only then approach the development. This may be no-brainer for HN, but a surprising amount of my clients have come in with concrete grand visions and assumptions about user base and needed "just" to implement the code, and in every case, the startup failed miserably.
So this is somewhere between a startup bootcamp, and an outsource offering, trying to combine the lean/discovery knowhow/mentorship focus from typical startup events, and the actual operational knowledge to execute.
Startup Bakery is an attempt to turn into the services I've already been doing (helping clients build their MVP) into a repeatable process and package as a process.
Where this differs from plain outsourcing is that we're putting focus on customer and product discover first, figure out what to build, and only then approach the development. This may be no-brainer for HN, but a surprising amount of my clients have come in with concrete grand visions and assumptions about user base and needed "just" to implement the code, and in every case, the startup failed miserably.
So this is somewhere between a startup bootcamp, and an outsource offering, trying to combine the lean/discovery knowhow/mentorship focus from typical startup events, and the actual operational knowledge to execute.
Would love to hear your thoughts about this :)