MVP Cleanup Sprint

Clean up the MVP that is already in use

The product has users. The next change is slow or scary. We pick the parts that block you, write a scope and clean those parts up.

  • We work on a shipped product, not a blank repo.
  • The list is short and written before we touch the code.
  • A full rewrite is a different project, and we will say so if that is what you need.
Shipped productShort listSafer to change
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What the cleanup covers

  • The path that is already live

    We start from the screens and jobs users already run.

  • The change that is stuck

    Auth, data, deploys or the module nobody wants to edit.

  • A written boundary

    What this pass covers, and what waits.

Choose a starting point

A process review is the usual first step. You can also look at related work or bring a specific workflow.

What we take on

  • A short scope

    The files, the tests and the deploy steps this pass will touch.

  • The cleanup itself

    Structure, tests and the sharp edges that make the next change risky.

  • A note for the next person

    What changed and what is still fragile.

  • A later pass if you want one

    The next list is a new scope.

Where the cleanup sits

A generated or fast MVP

It works. The next feature does not fit the structure.

A generated or fast MVP

Tell us how the work runs today

A short process review shows what to build first, what it will cost, and what can wait.

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Tools we build with

The stack behind the systems on this site.

  • Next.js
  • React
  • React Native
  • Node.js
  • Python
  • PostgreSQL
  • AWS

How the work runs

  1. Process review

    We sit with how your team works today and pick the workflow that is worth building first.

  2. Design and scope

    You get the shape of the product, the systems it touches, and a scope you can agree.

  3. Build and test

    We build, test with your people, and keep a human in the loop where the agent decides.

  4. Launch and support

    We launch with you and stay for support after the system is in use.

Brown Tech in numbers

  • Since 2011

    in business

  • 1,000+

    apps delivered

  • 99%

    client satisfaction

  • 10+

    billion-dollar companies served

Success stories

Who we are

Brown Tech has been in business since 2011. We design and build custom software, AI agents and automation for teams that want software built around how they already work.

We start with the system your team needs, connect it to the tools you already use, and add AI where it removes real work.

Why teams choose Brown Tech

in business
Since 2011
apps delivered
1,000+
client satisfaction
99%
billion-dollar companies served
10+

What our clients say about us

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Working with the Brown Tech team is very straight forward, they are always open for ideas and try their best to work on everything you give them, yet are not afraid to bring in their own ideas and solutions, which lead to the success of the project. 100% would recommend working with them.

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We have worked on a complete new Learning Management System, every single thing we have asked for has been completed, it’s been a fantastic experience working with the Brown Tech team, I wholeheartedly recommend you work with them.

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Questions about this work

No. Timing and cost are scoped after we see the product. The word sprint here means a short, written pass, not a promised calendar.

Only if that is the honest scope. Most cleanups are a short list.

Timing is agreed in the process review, project by project. That review comes before build starts.

Cost is scoped per project after the process review.

Support after launch is part of how we work. The shape of that support is written into the scope.

Yes. The check can be the list. The cleanup is the work on that list.