Production-first AI product studio
Your idea, spec, or workflow. A real v1 in 4 weeks. Built past the demo.
The problem
AI demos are easy. Real products are harder. A slick prototype falls over the first time real users, real data, and real edge cases touch it, and the thing you actually need stays stuck.
Proof
Before · the mess
De-Posit · Rental property · proptech
After · shipped
Cash deposits replaced with secure pre-authorisation — tenants move in without a lump sum, landlords keep full protection.
Before · the mess
Verifyt · Multi-site retail · utilities
After · shipped
Every electricity bill audited the day it lands — meter report vs tariff, landlord invoice vs meter report, refund-ready dispute reports.
Businesses we've worked with
How the build works
You leave with a build-ready v1 scope, a working proof you own, and a fixed quote.
A real v1 in 4 weeks: working software, demoed on your own data.
A named product milestone every month, month-to-month.
Other agencies build you an MVP and call it the product. We build the v1. An MVP is what our build looks like halfway.
AI where it earns its keep
Straight answers
Useful later, expensive too early. You may not know what team you need until a first serious version proves the shape of the product, and you get that from us before committing to a full payroll.
Big agencies are built for broad programmes, with process weight and handoffs to match. We keep product thinking and build execution in the same room, close to the problem, with no sales layer and no delivery relay.
Cheaper, but you usually end up as the product manager. The hard part isn’t only the code. It’s turning the idea, spec, and workflow reality into the right first-version decisions. We bring product judgement, build, and handover together.
No. An MVP is what most agencies hand over as the finished project, roughly the halfway mark of this build. The v1 goes further: foundations, polish, measured AI, handover, and a build-out map. The difference is a demo you apologise for versus a first version you can use, test, and sell.
No. The first version is the start of the product, built on foundations meant to carry the next phases. Both client platforms run in market today on what their first versions became; nothing was thrown away and rebuilt.
What clients say
Proking Solutions made designing our new platform effortless. They were efficient, easy to work with, and consistently delivered results that exceeded expectations, often anticipating our needs without lengthy explanations. I'm looking forward to continuing to develop our product with them.
One week. A working proof you own. A straight answer on what to build.