Chapter 5: How to build an MVP?

What to expect from this notion document?

The right approach to building an MVP to save you time and money on costly mistakes
A copy-paste template for you to outline your MVP’s features
Examples of no-code stacks used by companies generating millions in ARR that you can use to build your MVP (if you don’t know how to code or want to go fast)
The lists of what to include and what NOT to include in your MVP so you can launch fast and efficiently 🚀

If you want to launch a tech startup, you must start with an MVP - a minimum viable product.

Your product needs to have just enough features so the early adopter can try it and validate the product’s idea.

At this stage, most founders (me included) think that to launch, your product needs to be perfect.

But that’s not how you should approach it.

Reid Hoffman put it perfectly: