Frequently asked questions

A software proof of concept is a working, deliberately narrow piece of software that answers specific questions — technical feasibility, integrations, user experience or architecture — before investing in full development. Learn about our POC development.

It depends on scope and complexity: how many user journeys, platforms and integrations are involved, and how ready the inputs are. We agree a realistic timeline once the POC scope and success criteria are defined, instead of quoting a fixed number of days for every project.

Often, yes. We architect POCs around the future product, so validated parts can be hardened and extended. Any shortcuts taken to validate faster are documented, along with what needs to change before production.

A POC validates whether something works and is worth building, usually with a limited audience. An MVP is the smallest version of the product released to real users. A POC often informs what the MVP should contain. Read our POC vs prototype vs MVP guide.

Yes. Architecture and technical design are part of POC planning, and can also be delivered as a standalone discovery engagement for larger programmes.

A description of the idea or problem, who it's for, any existing documents, designs or systems, and what decision the POC should help you make. A formal specification helps but isn't required.

Yes. We can implement approved designs from Figma or similar tools, and will flag anything that may be difficult on specific platforms such as Smart TVs.

Yes. We can build new web, mobile or TV applications on your existing APIs, extend them, or add an API layer that adapts legacy systems for new clients.

Yes. Let us know in the contact form and we'll put an NDA in place before you share confidential information.

Each engagement is scoped to your requirements. After an initial conversation we propose scope, approach and timeline before any commitment. See engagement models.

Yes. We build OTT and streaming services across web, mobile and Smart TV platforms, including the CMS, APIs, entitlements, playback and integrations behind them. OTT development.

Roku, Android TV and Google TV, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV (tvOS), Samsung Tizen and LG webOS. Other TV ecosystems can be considered where required. Smart TV app development.

Yes — web, mobile and TV clients as well as APIs, databases, CMS, integrations and cloud infrastructure. We can also take on just one side.

Yes. We assess, stabilise and incrementally modernize existing applications while they stay in use. Software modernization.

Where they solve a real product problem — such as search, summarisation or recommendations — we integrate AI capabilities and validate quality, cost and latency in a POC first.

Source code ownership and handover terms are set out in the project agreement. We set up repositories and environments so that handover to your team is straightforward.

Yes. After validation we can build the full product, provide a dedicated team, or hand over to your in-house developers.

Yes. Ongoing development, monitoring, platform updates and optimisation can continue after launch.

Yes. We work alongside in-house teams and agencies, either owning part of the product or contributing within your process.

Yes. POC-first development is especially useful for founders who need to validate an idea or demonstrate it to investors before committing to a full build.

Yes. We build internal platforms, customer portals, APIs and integrations, and modernize existing systems — incrementally and within enterprise architecture and security requirements.