Industry
Software for Startups & SaaS
Get a real first version in front of users, keep the codebase healthy enough to build on, and add engineering capacity without a full-time hire.
Early-stage teams have two competing needs: learn from real users quickly and avoid building something that has to be thrown away. Delvix Studio works with founders and small product teams to scope a focused first version, build it on a mainstream stack, and then keep improving it. We favor common, well-supported tools such as Next.js, Node.js, PostgreSQL, and AWS so you can hire for them later. We will also tell you when a feature can wait, when a no-code tool is enough for now, and when something in the plan is likely to cost more than it returns.
Common problems
What startups & saas teams tell us
- The idea is clear but the scope is not, and a full wish list would take far longer and cost far more than the budget allows.
- A prototype built quickly by a freelancer or a template is hard to extend, and nobody is sure what is safe to change.
- Billing, user accounts, roles, and admin tools take weeks that could have gone into the core product.
- There is no engineering capacity between launch and the next funding milestone to handle bugs and improvements.
- Founders are unsure whether to build web first or mobile first, and what to buy rather than build.
What we build
Tools built around your workflow
MVP development
A focused first version that covers the core user flow, built on a stack you can grow with, with a clear list of what was deliberately left out.
SaaS foundations
User accounts, roles, subscriptions and billing, email notifications, and an admin area, so the product team can work on what is unique.
Web and mobile front ends
Next.js or React web apps and React Native or Flutter mobile apps that share a single back end.
AI features
Practical features using OpenAI or Anthropic models, such as extraction, summarization, or assisted drafting, with logging and cost controls.
Ongoing engineering support
A dedicated developer or a retainer for fixes, improvements, and infrastructure, so you have capacity without hiring early.
Before and after
How the day-to-day workflow changes
| Before | After |
|---|---|
| A long wish list with no clear first release. | A scoped MVP with a defined must-have set and a backlog for later. |
| A prototype nobody wants to touch. | A typed, organized codebase with documentation and ownership transferred to you. |
| Weeks go to login, billing, and admin screens. | Those foundations are in place early so effort goes to the core product. |
| Bugs wait for the next hire. | A retainer or dedicated developer handles fixes and improvements. |
Integrations
Works with tools you already use
- Stripe and other payment providers
- Authentication providers
- Transactional email and SMS services
- Analytics and error monitoring tools
- AWS services
- OpenAI and Anthropic APIs
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Frequently asked questions
Do I own the code and IP?
Yes. Code ownership transfers to you on final payment, and we can sign an NDA on request before we discuss your idea.
How do you handle changing scope?
With a fixed-price engagement, we agree on scope up front and handle changes through a clear change process. With a dedicated or retainer model, priorities can change week to week.
Should we build web or mobile first?
It depends on how your users will use the product. Many products start on the web because it is faster to ship and update, and add a mobile app once the core flow is proven.
Can you work with our in-house developers?
Yes. We can add capacity alongside your team, follow your repository and review process, or build a module they will own.
Will the codebase be easy for new hires to understand?
We use mainstream tools, TypeScript, and consistent structure, and we document how to run and deploy the project, which helps future hires.
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Next step
Talk to us about software for startups & saas
A short call, then a written scope in plain language before any build starts.
- Fixed scope
- Weekly demos
- You own the code