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90-Day MVP Roadmap Using Lean Startup Methodology

Detailed week-by-week plan to launch a functional MVP in 3 months.

Create a practical, executable roadmap to build and launch an MVP applying Lean Startup's Build-Measure-Learn principles, adapted for resource-constrained environments.

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Create a practical, executable roadmap to build and launch an MVP applying Lean Startup's Build-Measure-Learn principles, adapted for resource-constrained environments.

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Pedro Henrique left a Big 4 consulting job and has 90 days and BRL 25,000 to launch an MVP for a platform connecting accountants to micro-businesses (MEIs) that need to resolve compliance issues with the tax authority. He needs a week-by-week plan.

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STARTUP NAMEPROBLEMTARGET AUDIENCESOLUTION SUMMARYAMOUNTNUMBERPROFILESTECHNOLOGIES

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Create a 90-day MVP roadmap for [STARTUP NAME], which will solve [PROBLEM] for [TARGET AUDIENCE] through [SOLUTION SUMMARY].

**Context:**
- Total budget: BRL [AMOUNT]
- Team: [NUMBER] people ([PROFILES])
- Intended tech stack: [TECHNOLOGIES]
- Primary hypothesis to validate: [HYPOTHESIS]

**Structure the roadmap in 4 phases:**

**PHASE 1 — Discovery (Weeks 1-2):**
- Validation interviews (quantity, profile, script)
- Analysis of existing competitors
- Defining the unique value proposition
- Go/no-go criteria to proceed
- Deliverable: 1-page document with validated hypotheses

**PHASE 2 — Design (Weeks 3-4):**
- Prioritized user stories (MoSCoW: Must/Should/Could/Won't)
- Low-fidelity wireframes (essential screens)
- Main user flow (happy path)
- Success metrics definition (North Star Metric + 3 KPIs)
- Deliverable: navigable prototype in Figma

**PHASE 3 — Build (Weeks 5-10):**
- Sprint 1 (W5-6): [core features]
- Sprint 2 (W7-8): [supporting features]
- Sprint 3 (W9-10): [integrations and polish]
- For each sprint: tasks, owners, definition of done
- Recommended stack with justification (speed vs. scalability tradeoff)
- Essential integrations for [MARKET] (payment processing, invoicing, messaging APIs)

**PHASE 4 — Launch & Learn (Weeks 11-12):**
- Beta launch strategy (first 50 users)
- Early adopter acquisition channels
- Analytics instrumentation (events to track)
- Feedback loop (how to collect, analyze, prioritize)
- MVP success criteria

**Detailed Budget:**
- Breakdown of BRL [AMOUNT] by category
- What to build in-house vs. outsource
- Recommended free vs. paid tools

**Risks and Mitigations:**
- Top 5 risks with contingency plan
- Go/no-go decision points throughout the roadmap

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