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Harjot Singh Rana

Full-Stack & AI Product Engineer

MVP Scope Estimator

Turn a rough product idea into a clearer first milestone. Nine quick choices, an explainable scope read, and a brief you can keep.

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What are you starting with?

This tells us whether the first job is discovery, a new build, or making an existing system dependable.

Your selections stay in this browser. Analytics record only aggregate completion and scope-band signals, never your selected answers or product details.

What this helps you decide

A useful first release has a defined user, a central workflow, and a launch bar that matches what needs to be true now—not everything the product might become.

The estimator makes the main complexity drivers visible: roles, integrations, AI behavior, runtime needs, launch requirements, and data sensitivity.

It will not invent a price, promise a timeline, or make a technical recommendation without the real context. Those are conversation-level decisions.

Before you use it

Does this use AI?

No. The estimator uses a small deterministic ruleset, so every result follows from the choices you make. That keeps the result explainable, fast, and independent of an API key.

Is this a quote or delivery estimate?

No. It is a scoping aid. It does not promise price, timing, delivery capacity, architecture, or a final proposal. Those decisions need the actual product context and a shared discussion.

Is my product information stored?

Your selections and the copyable brief stay in the browser. The site records only non-identifying aggregate tool events such as completion, scope band, and safe complexity flags; it does not send your selected answers or product details to analytics.

What should I do with the result?

Copy the brief into a project inquiry, a planning document, or a conversation with your team. Use it to make the first milestone and the work you are deliberately deferring explicit.