Tappable helped Live Tech Games bring to the market a revolutionary live mobile experience, their knowledge of complex systems and ability to execute to a really high standard helped LTG raise a £2.5m investment from media powerhouse ITV Studios, and get the product featured on ITV’s This Morning!
Launching an app is launching a business. So thinking like an investor allows us to challenge the product strategy, ensuring we’re building the right product & spending as little as possible while still delivering value to your users.
What do investors want to see? They want you to get to market fast, prove a need, demonstrate revenue, and ultimately validate your new business - all while going fast.
Having your software team think like this is vital to achieving your goals.
Get to market faster, prove the market quickly, and pivot if needed without wastage. Too often, startups spend too much and take too long to launch.
Identifying a product-drop strategy (PDS) allows you to launch as soon as you have a product that can stand on its own two feet to start getting data while the rest of the features are being built.
If your product has 5 main features, but 3 of them can stand alone, launch with those 3, don’t wait for all 5. You may never even need the remaining 2, or you may need to pivot entirely.
We’re not just ‘designers & devs for hire; we’re a world away from that when working with startups. It would help if you had people you could trust on your team.
Through our strategic approach to mobile app development and web development, we become ingrained in the fabric of your business, giving us a unique window into your product & business strategy.
The value is then far more significant than just your delivery partner.
We also wear your hat in investor meetings and board meetings. We often act as pseudo-CTOs if you don’t have one.
Building startups for clients & launching our own has taught us something about what works and what doesn’t.
You get every ounce of knowledge and experience we have, and we may save you a few scars in the process.
Launching an app is launching a business. So thinking like an investor allows us to challenge the product strategy, ensuring we’re building the right product & spending as little as possible while still delivering value to your users.
What do investors want to see? They want you to get to market fast, prove a need, demonstrate revenue, and ultimately validate your new business - all while going fast.
Having your software team think like this is vital to achieving your goals.
We’re not just ‘designers & devs for hire; we’re a world away from that when working with startups. It would help if you had people you could trust on your team.
Through our strategic approach to mobile app development and web development, we become ingrained in the fabric of your business, giving us a unique window into your product & business strategy.
The value is then far more significant than just your delivery partner.
We also wear your hat in investor meetings and board meetings. We often act as pseudo-CTOs if you don’t have one.
Get to market faster, prove the market quickly, and pivot if needed without wastage. Too often, startups spend too much and take too long to launch.
Identifying a product-drop strategy (PDS) allows you to launch as soon as you have a product that can stand on its own two feet to start getting data while the rest of the features are being built.
If your product has 5 main features, but 3 of them can stand alone, launch with those 3, don’t wait for all 5. You may never even need the remaining 2, or you may need to pivot entirely.
Building startups for clients & launching our own has taught us something about what works and what doesn’t.
You get every ounce of knowledge and experience we have, and we may save you a few scars in the process.
