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I will build your startup mvp as a production ready web app
Vittorio Napoli
About this gig
You have an idea already tested with a few customers, and now it has to become software real users can log into. That's the part we do.
I'm Vittorio, founder of ICIB, a software house in Milan. We build MVPs that run in production: real login, real data, one flow that works from start to finish. No demo that only works during the pitch.
How it works:
- We agree what the first version includes and what waits
- Two-week sprints, with a working demo at the end of each
- The code, the database and the accounts are yours from day one
The packages are the way in: a plan, a prototype or a first sprint. A full MVP usually takes 6-8 weeks, and after the first package I'll send you a custom offer with milestones.
Stack: TypeScript, React, Next.js, React Native, NestJS, Supabase.
Recent work: an AI platform that matches CVs with real job offers, a legal SaaS with a contract generator, a finance training platform with quizzes and leagues.
Send me a message before ordering: tell me the problem and who the first users are.
Get to know Vittorio Napoli
Vittorio Napoli
Developer, ItaliansCodeItBetter
- FromItaly
- Member sinceSep 2026
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
Italian, English
I'm Vittorio, founder of ICIB (Italians Code It Better), a software house in Milan. With my in-house team of developers and designers I build custom software: MVPs for startups, web and mobile apps, SaaS platforms, business management systems and AI agents that plug into the tools you already use. We work in two-week sprints with a working demo every 14 days, and the code is yours from day one. Tell me about your idea and I'll tell you honestly what the first version needs.
FAQ
Can you build the whole MVP, not just the first sprint?
Yes. The packages are the start. After the first one I send a custom offer for the full MVP, split into milestones, usually 6-8 weeks in total.
Who owns the code?
You do, from the first commit. The repository, the database and the hosting accounts are in your name.
I'm not technical. Is that a problem?
No. Most founders we work with don't have a CTO. We explain each technical decision so you can follow it and question it.
What happens after launch?
The same team can keep developing the product at the same pace, with a demo every two weeks.
