You are launched is working with startups since 2016 and have plenty of stories and knowledge to share. As we are using The Lean Startup approach that is not much used by other service companies, it should be very helpful for any startup to go through learns from other startup’s mistakes and successes. Note: all start-up stories that could be found here are exclusively allowed to be published here by startup owners.
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Explore the best payment gateways for each fintech MVP category, from neobanks and lending to crypto wallets and earned-wage access.
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Learn how to choose patient retention metrics for digital health apps and connect user behavior to clinical outcomes, business value, and long term growth.
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Learn how lean startup principles help healthtech founders iterate faster in regulated industries while managing compliance, risk, and product market fit.
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Fintech app development has shifted from trying to replace traditional banks. It is now focused on addressing the problems of enabling financial operations in non-financial apps and making…
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Learn how to set up Stripe payment integration for your startup and avoid common issues with failed payments, webhooks, and silent failures.
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Discover how event tracking helps startups make better decisions, with concrete examples for funnel-based and viral loop product growth.
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Discover how a full-stack team for MVP launches a SaaS startup in 10 weeks across four founder blueprints, with real timelines and tech stacks
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Learn how MVP scope planning works for three startup types and which feature prioritization techniques to use for each.
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Explore how API-first development, React, and Python define the modern startup tech stack. Find the right pairing for your product and industry.
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Learn how iterative testing works in software quality through test cycles, usability testing, and continuous improvements.
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Learn how iterative development improves products through small changes, user feedback, and continuous improvement.
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Learn iterative design meaning and how user feedback shapes design iterations to improve product value and achieve product-market fit