From prototype
to launch,and after.

A working prototype in one to two weeks and a launch-ready MVP in under 30 days. Recent builds include Big Deck Energy in one day, W9er in three days, Alphalabel in ten days and Requestify, a full procurement SaaS product, in three weeks.

Product strategy, design and a fully built working app, all from one person. The process runs discovery, strategy, build, then test and iterate with real users on the real product. A prototype stops after the first loop, an MVP runs until it is ready to launch, and a retainer keeps the loop going.

Yes. Robot Heart builds straight in code rather than in Figma, so even a prototype is working software users can test, not a static mockup. The prototype grows into the product instead of being thrown away.

No. One workstream covers product strategy, design and front-end development, with zero translation loss between design and build. Merritt got their platform designed and built this way for about half the cost of hiring a designer and a developer separately.

Founders who have the idea but not the runway to waste on six-figure agency quotes and six-month timelines, product or engineering teams who want to test a new initiative without pulling people off current priorities, and teams that have launched and need someone shipping every month. It is not a fit if you need deep legacy integrations from day one, want design files to hand to another dev team, or are connecting the systems behind an operations-heavy business, which is what Custom Software is for.

For teams that have launched and have more to build than they can ship. Jeremy works like an in-house product studio, designing, building and shipping every month against priorities you set together. It is a flat monthly fee agreed up front.

Prototypes and MVPs are scoped per project. Retainers are a flat monthly fee. Both are priced as one senior person with AI leverage rather than an agency org chart, so typically a fraction of an agency quote. You get a clear number before anything starts.

Jeremy Belcher leads every engagement and orchestrates AI tools such as Claude Code and Cursor to do the work a junior team used to do: synthesizing discovery, generating plans and tickets, and writing code. Fifteen years of product judgment decides what gets built. AI is the leverage, not the decision-maker.

Start with the free MVP Assessment Canvas at robotheart.studio/mvp-canvas. It walks through the problem, users, competition, scope, validation and go-to-market, saves your answers in your browser, and gives you something concrete to bring to a call.