AI Development Services
Prove AI value before committing to full rollout. Gizmolab delivers scoped, production-deployable AI MVPs in 4–8 weeks — targeting one workflow, generating real outcomes.
What Makes an AI MVP Succeed
Full AI transformation programs are hard to approve. An AI MVP that targets one specific workflow, delivers in weeks, and produces measurable outcomes is a much easier buy — and a much stronger foundation for broader investment.
A proof of concept answers "can this work in theory?" and produces a demo. An MVP answers "does this work in practice?" and produces usage data, outcome metrics, and a deployable system that generates real business evidence.
We only build MVPs — not because POCs can't be useful, but because the business decisions that follow AI pilots require real-usage evidence that only production deployment generates.
Focused MVP
4–6 weeks
One workflow, one data source, production deployment with outcome metrics
Ideal for: Companies proving AI value before broader investment
Expanded MVP
6–10 weeks
One workflow with more integration depth and stakeholder-ready analytics
Ideal for: Teams needing stronger evidence for larger investment decisions
What is a realistic timeline for an AI MVP?
A focused MVP targeting one workflow with defined data access typically takes 4–8 weeks from scope finalization to production deployment.
What is the difference between an MVP and a proof of concept?
A proof of concept demonstrates feasibility in a controlled environment. An MVP is production-deployable and generates real usage data. We only build MVPs — POCs don't produce the business evidence that drives investment decisions.
How do we choose the right workflow for the MVP?
We run a workflow selection process before scoping: mapping candidate workflows by volume, rule-clarity, data availability, and measurability. The right MVP target is high-volume enough to generate visible results and well-defined enough to build reliably.
What happens after the MVP?
MVP results generate the evidence base for the next investment decision — either expanding the initial workflow, adding adjacent workflows, or moving to a production program. We design the MVP to produce clean metrics that answer the expansion question.
Can we start without clean data?
Data quality assessment is part of the scoping process. If data access or quality is insufficient for the target workflow, we identify that before building and recommend the minimum preparation needed to proceed.