You have an idea for an app, and the budget can't go to waste
It starts with checking the idea and a cheap prototype. Only once real users have tried it do you decide whether to go further.
Steps: idea check, prototype, first product
BBlab develops software products, web and mobile apps. At BBlab we have 17 years of experience building software. First the idea is checked and a cheap prototype is built, and you spend money on real development only once you know it makes sense.
The most expensive mistake in software development is building something nobody uses. That's why money is invested gradually, and each step reduces risk before moving on to the next.
Each step is a small experiment: you make an assumption, test it, then decide.
Before the first line of code, we check who the problem really bothers, how they solve it today, and whether they would pay for a better solution.
Hypothesis. Removes the risk of building something nobody wants.
A simple version that future users can touch and try out. Good enough to see what works and what doesn't, and nothing more than that.
Experiment. Removes wrong assumptions about how the app will be used.
The first real version, with only what has proven necessary. It's developed iteratively, in smaller steps, so costs stay under control.
Result. Removes paying for features nobody will use.
Once it's clear what people use, the product is solidified: reliable, sustainable and ready to grow along with your business.
Decision. Removes the risk of software that doesn't last.
You can come with a finished idea, with a manual process that eats up time, or with a team that needs someone to lead development from start to finish.
You don't need to know which group your problem falls into. Tell me about it and we'll see.
Software that BBlab builds from scratch.
For when you already have a team or a project.
Less manual work in your company.
For those who build on their own.
Some of the products we have already built.
At BBlab we use artificial intelligence to cut down manual work in repetitive processes, and only once it's clear where time is really being lost.
Sometimes it turns out that plain automation is enough. That's a good result too.
Three situations this approach is made for and how the work usually goes in each of them.
These are general examples of situations, not descriptions of specific clients or projects.
It starts with checking the idea and a cheap prototype. Only once real users have tried it do you decide whether to go further.
Steps: idea check, prototype, first product
First, we record how the work really flows. The part that hurts the most gets digitalized, and the rest only once the first part works properly.
Steps: process review, digitalization, optimization
We look at how the team works and where it gets stuck. Next come a clearer order of work, development in smaller steps, and mentoring until the team can take over on its own.
Steps: development process review, team management, mentoring
BBlab develops software products, runs development processes and development teams, and as mentor and consultant helps those who are just building their product. We have 17 years of experience building software.
The "Lab" in the name is serious: ideas are tested small first.
Call or send a message. A few sentences about your idea or problem are enough to start.
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BBlab Dusko Bajic S.PA message on Viber or WhatsApp is perfectly fine. You don't have to call right away.