Because waiting sucks.
You have an idea. You've been "planning" for months. Meanwhile, someone else just shipped the same thing.
I'm Aman — founders call me when they need to ship. 10+ startups. 15+ products. Let's get yours live.
Free 15-min chat. No commitment.
You've been "planning" for months.
I've seen this movie before. Smart founder. Great idea. Zero shipped product.
The Notion Doc from Hell
47 features. Still no product.
47 features. 12 personas. Still no product.
Burned by a Dev Shop
Paid 10L. Still broken.
Paid 10L for 6 months. Still broken.
Paralysis by Analysis
Deciding > building. Runway burning.
More time deciding than building. Runway burning.
Someone's Gaining
Competitor shipped. Same idea.
Competitor launched last month. Same idea. They shipped.
From order to shipped.
No endless meetings. No disappearing into 'sprints.' Just a clear path to live product.
Order
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Pick your brew. Book a slot. Quick call to align.
Brew
I build. Daily updates on Slack/WhatsApp. Progress, not excuses.
Serve
Your MVP — deployed, tested, ready for users. Not a prototype.
Launch
Go live. I stick around to make sure it lands.
I'm Aman. Founders call me when they need to ship.
For the last 10 years, I've been the person startups bring in when planning isn't cutting it anymore.
I helped Biizlo launch hyperlocal delivery. Built Drivelt's transport platform. Shipped Easygoals, ATKT, CraftmyCV, and more.
Some projects took weeks. Some took months. All of them shipped.
I've also built my own — a GPS device at Rs 700 (market was Rs 4,000), a platform driving $15M revenue, and UTMStamp shipped in 13 days.
Most founders don't need a dev shop. They need someone who's done this before.
Direct Access. No Runaround.
You work with me directly. No layers. Just fast decisions and fast shipping.
For the last 10 years, I've been the person startups bring in when planning isn't cutting it anymore.
I helped Biizlo launch hyperlocal delivery. Built Drivelt's transport platform with Express Roadways. Shipped Easygoals (fintech), ATKT (edtech), CraftmyCV, Soccioconnect, and more.
Some projects took weeks. Some took months. All of them shipped.
I've also built my own — a GPS device at Rs 700 when market was Rs 4,000, a manufacturing platform driving $15M in revenue, and UTMStamp, which I shipped in 13 days.
The pattern? Most founders don't need a dev shop. They need someone who's done this before.
Direct Access. No Runaround.
When you work with mvp.cafe, you work with me directly. No layers. No waiting on approvals. Just fast decisions and fast shipping.
Startups I've helped ship.
Founders who called. All of them launched.
UTMStamp
SaaS • 13 DaysEmail signature manager with UTM tracking. Built in public.
→ Live product, growing users
ZYOD Platform
Manufacturing • 3 YearsFactory OS and digital twin for $24M ARR company.
→ $15M revenue impact
7 startups shipped. All launched.
UTMStamp
SaaS • 13 DaysEmail signature manager with UTM tracking. Built in public.
→ Live product, growing users
ZYOD Platform
Manufacturing • 3 YearsFactory OS and digital twin for $24M ARR company.
→ $15M revenue impact
Aman told me to kill 40 features. Best advice I got.
— Fintech founder, Series A
We'd been stuck for 3 months. He got us live in 2 weeks.
— Edtech founder, 50K users
No BS. Just shipped.
— Logistics founder, acquired
Questions before you order.
Yes — if we scope it right. 2-week MVP = core functionality, not 47 features. That's the point.
Modern, maintainable stacks — Next.js, React, Node, PostgreSQL, Vercel. No lock-in. You own everything.
Cappuccino and Works include post-launch support. After that, hourly help or clean handoff to your team.
Mobile apps, complex integrations, AI/ML, ongoing maintenance. Those are separate conversations.
100%. No licensing. No dependencies on me.
Pull up a chair.
You've read this far. You know if we're a fit. The menu's open.
I take 2-3 projects at a time. Currently 1 spot open for February.