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For founders with an AI-built prototype

You built the prototype. We help make it a real product.

Made it with Lovable, Bolt, Replit or ChatGPT? That is a good start. We keep what works, fix what does not, and build a first version your customers can rely on.

Book an introductory callSee how we assess it

A short call. Bring a link, a recording or a few screenshots.

Example assessment

  • Keep: Header and menu. The layout already makes sense to users.
  • Improve: Main workflow. Right idea, missing what happens when things go wrong.
  • Rebuild: Sign-in and accounts. Needs proper security before customers log in.
  • Improve: Booking form. Needs checks and clear error messages.
  • Keep: Wording and labels. Already speaks your users' language.
  • Rebuild: Payments and records. Not ready to hold real money or customer records.
2 to keep, 2 to improve, 2 to rebuild. An example, not a real assessment.

The demo was the easy part. Now it has to hold up.

01

It works in the demo

Then someone else signs up, and it does something you never tested.

02

Every fix breaks something

You ask the tool to change one screen, and two others stop working.

03

People want to pay for it

And you are not sure it can hold their money, their data or their trust.

Keep, improve or rebuild.

Planning starts with what you already have. Every part of your prototype is measured against what the first version needs, not against a preference for our own code.

How the assessment works

Keep

Screens, flows, wording or code that already does the job.

Improve

Parts that are right in intent but need work before customers use them.

Rebuild

Parts that would cost more to repair than to redo, or cannot carry the first release.

What a demo leaves open.

A prototype proves the idea can be shown. Planning answers what it does not, so the first version is ready for people who rely on it.

  • Who all the users are, and what each of them needs to get done
  • What happens when something goes wrong, not only when it goes right
  • Sign-in, payments and records that are safe for real customers
  • How you will run the product once people depend on it

Four steps, one team.

Your prototype comes into Planning. What leaves the Build is a first version your customers can rely on.

  1. 01 · No preparation

    A short call

    We talk about the problem, who it is for, what you have so far, and whether Planning is the right next step.

    • An answer on fit
    • A clear next step
    We run bookings from a spreadsheet and a WhatsApp group. It breaks every busy week.
    Who does the booking, and what are they trying to get done when it breaks?
    Parents, mostly. On their phones.

  2. 02 · Shape the product

    Planning

    We work with you to define how the product should solve the problem as a whole: the users, their workflows, and what belongs in the first release.

    • A clickable prototype
    • A scope and a Build quote
    First-version scopeBuild budgetTimeline

  3. 03 · Build the first version

    Build

    Design, development and testing of a first version your customers can use, then help with the launch.

    • A product your customers can use
    • Launch support

    Today

    Pending

    Done

    TestedWalkthroughLaunch support

  4. 04 · Optional, monthly

    Care or Development

    After launch, we keep the product running and improving, with a monthly plan you can see.

    • Maintenance and support
    • Planned improvements
    • Routine maintenance
    • Support question answered
    • Improvement: simpler sign-up
    • Next: planned with you
Every step in detail

First products customers rely on.

De-Posit · Rental property

The deposit that stopped being cash

Tenants apply online. Landlords see their cover, and the team works from one dashboard.

Read the story

Dema IQ · Compliance screening

The screening result you can prove

Officers search once, review the evidence, record a decision and keep a certificate for audit.

Read the story

The Noticed Club · Personal branding

Every post starts with something true to say

The team works from each client's stories, beliefs and voice, and drafts, approves and plans LinkedIn posts in one workspace.

Read the story

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.

Willem Van der MerweCo-Founder, De-Posit

Questions about your prototype.

Something else on your mind? Ask it on the call, or email hi@proking.solutions.

Do I need to clean it up before the call?

No. A link, a screen recording or a few screenshots are enough. We want to see it as it is.

Will you throw away what I built?

No. Planning sorts each part into keep, improve or rebuild, measured against what the first version needs. Nothing that still works is thrown away for the sake of starting fresh.

Does it matter which tool I used?

No. Planning looks at what your prototype does and how it is put together, not at what made it.

Can you just fix it or take it over?

That is outside what we take on. We use your prototype as the starting point for a first version we plan and build with you, and we can look after that version once it is live.

What does it cost?

Planning is paid, and the Build is quoted after Planning once the scope is clear. Both are explained on the call, and you can stop after Planning.

Bring what you built.

A short call to look at your prototype and see whether Planning is the right next step. No clean-up needed first.

Book an introductory callOr email hi@proking.solutions
  1. 01

    Send a message

    Your name and email are all we need.

  2. 02

    Have a short call

    No preparation. We see if Planning fits.

  3. 03

    Get a written proposal

    If it fits. Nothing starts until you sign.