MVP for startups
Validate your idea with a focused first version — scope, build, and launch without agency overhead.
Discuss your MVPBased in Spanish Fork, Utah County · Remote-friendly
Built by Nathan Gerrard, independent engineer under Gerrard Family — commercial project work for businesses and founders, not our family consumer apps.
Start your projectWe build custom websites and business tools using modern, reliable technology — the same stack behind our own family apps. You describe the problem; Nathan designs and builds the software, with clear updates along the way.
No agency layers — you work directly with the person who writes the code.
Validate your idea with a focused first version — scope, build, and launch without agency overhead.
Discuss your MVPReplace spreadsheets and manual workflows with software your team actually uses every day.
Talk about internal toolsIncrementally improve or rebuild aging systems with a clear migration path and less risk.
Plan modernizationWe use proven, widely supported tools — Angular and TypeScript for the user interface, .NET and SQL for reliable backends, and cloud hosting for uptime you can count on.
Yes. I work with founders and small businesses who need a web app or MVP built — from first version through launch. Based in Spanish Fork, Utah County, and open to remote clients across the US. Start with a free initial consultation via our contact form.
It depends on scope. Small MVPs and focused tools often land in a lower band; multi-month builds with integrations and ongoing support are larger. I share honest range guidance after a discovery call — no fixed public pricing because every project is different.
Discovery and proposal usually take one to two weeks. Build timelines depend on scope — a focused MVP might be a few weeks to a couple of months; larger systems take longer. I set expectations in a written proposal before work begins.
Primary stack: Angular and TypeScript on the front end, .NET and SQL on the back end, plus cloud hosting. I choose proven tools that fit your project and team — not hype-driven rewrites.
Yes. I am based in Spanish Fork, Utah County, and work with clients locally and remotely. Mountain Time hours; async-friendly communication.
Yes. Mutual NDAs are available before we discuss sensitive details. Standard for enterprise and startup engagements.
You do. Under our agreement, client-owned deliverables are handed off with repository and deployment access. Work-for-hire is the default; specifics are documented in the proposal.
Yes, as part of a senior engineer’s workflow — AI-assisted development tools speed up boilerplate and exploration. Every AI-assisted change is reviewed by me before it ships; tests and engineering practices gate what goes to production.
Post-launch support can be ad-hoc fixes, retainer-style ongoing work, or a clean handoff to your team — whatever fits. No fixed public prices; we agree support terms in the proposal.
You work directly with the senior engineer who architects and builds your software — no account-manager layer, lower overhead, and the same quality bar. Agencies have their place; I am a strong fit when you want direct accountability and efficient delivery.