New Product & Tech Launch

Structuring product and business logic before launch — product vision, positioning, go-to-market architecture, and early operating model.

Madrid
Madrid
Madrid
Vitaly Gariev | unsplash
Vitaly Gariev | unsplash
Vitaly Gariev | unsplash

What We Do

We build tech products that fit the market — and the people in it.

We work from inside the client’s context — understanding customer needs, pains, jobs, constraints, and real-world behavior before shaping product decisions. The goal is not to build a product, but to design something that fits how people actually buy, use, and adopt it. We then turn an idea, concept, or early prototype into a coherent product and business model — with clear positioning, launch logic, and execution readiness.

Services Offered

Grounded in customer reality. Built into the organization.

Align product vision with how customers actually buy and how the organization can deliver, launch, and scale.

01

Product vision and prioritized backlog

We define the product’s role, scope, and success criteria — and translate vision into a focused, launch-ready backlog that reflects real market and business priorities.

01

Product vision and prioritized backlog

We define the product’s role, scope, and success criteria — and translate vision into a focused, launch-ready backlog that reflects real market and business priorities.

01

Product vision and prioritized backlog

We define the product’s role, scope, and success criteria — and translate vision into a focused, launch-ready backlog that reflects real market and business priorities.

02

Customer profile and value proposition

We clarify who the product is for, what problem it solves, and why it should be chosen — grounding product decisions in real customer needs, jobs, and buying behavior.

02

Customer profile and value proposition

We clarify who the product is for, what problem it solves, and why it should be chosen — grounding product decisions in real customer needs, jobs, and buying behavior.

02

Customer profile and value proposition

We clarify who the product is for, what problem it solves, and why it should be chosen — grounding product decisions in real customer needs, jobs, and buying behavior.

03

Customer research & market insights

Customer interviews, market feedback analysis, quantitative research, and landing page testing to validate segments, messaging, and value propositions before go-to-market decisions.

03

Customer research & market insights

Customer interviews, market feedback analysis, quantitative research, and landing page testing to validate segments, messaging, and value propositions before go-to-market decisions.

03

Customer research & market insights

Customer interviews, market feedback analysis, quantitative research, and landing page testing to validate segments, messaging, and value propositions before go-to-market decisions.

04

Business model and monetization

We define how the product makes money — revenue logic, pricing structure, unit economics assumptions, and growth constraints.

04

Business model and monetization

We define how the product makes money — revenue logic, pricing structure, unit economics assumptions, and growth constraints.

04

Business model and monetization

We define how the product makes money — revenue logic, pricing structure, unit economics assumptions, and growth constraints.

05

Early operating model and success metrics

We establish how the product will be operated post-launch — ownership, decision flow, key metrics, and feedback loops for early learning and iteration.

05

Early operating model and success metrics

We establish how the product will be operated post-launch — ownership, decision flow, key metrics, and feedback loops for early learning and iteration.

05

Early operating model and success metrics

We establish how the product will be operated post-launch — ownership, decision flow, key metrics, and feedback loops for early learning and iteration.

06

Team setup and launch processes

We shape the initial team structure and working processes — defining roles, interfaces, and responsibilities required to launch and sustain the product.

06

Team setup and launch processes

We shape the initial team structure and working processes — defining roles, interfaces, and responsibilities required to launch and sustain the product.

06

Team setup and launch processes

We shape the initial team structure and working processes — defining roles, interfaces, and responsibilities required to launch and sustain the product.

07

Go-to-market strategy

We design how the product enters the market — channels, sales motion, pricing logic, and launch sequencing — aligned with customer behavior and team capacity.

07

Go-to-market strategy

We design how the product enters the market — channels, sales motion, pricing logic, and launch sequencing — aligned with customer behavior and team capacity.

07

Go-to-market strategy

We design how the product enters the market — channels, sales motion, pricing logic, and launch sequencing — aligned with customer behavior and team capacity.

No two projects start the same

Each engagement begins with understanding the situation — not selecting a service. From there, we clarify priorities, define scope, and shape how the work should be done.

No two projects start the same

Each engagement begins with understanding the situation — not selecting a service. From there, we clarify priorities, define scope, and shape how the work should be done.

No two projects start the same

Each engagement begins with understanding the situation — not selecting a service. From there, we clarify priorities, define scope, and shape how the work should be done.