Your developer says "let's build in phases." You think they're upselling you. MVP Scoper shows you the technical dependencies—so you understand *why* some features have to wait, before you waste money fighting for the wrong scope.
"I need all 10 features for this to work."
"Let's build 3 features first, then add more later."
"No, I need the AI feature in Phase 1 or users won't care."
"The AI needs data from Phase 1 to work..."
"You're just trying to drag this out."
You find a developer who says yes to everything → they build garbage
You force a good developer to build wrong → they quit halfway through
You pay for all 10 features → burn $150K before testing anything
Not the developer's opinion.
Not what they *want* to build.
The actual technical dependencies.
Why Phase 2? The AI needs real work samples from Phase 1 to train on. Building it in Phase 1 means it sits there broken until you have data.
Why Phase 3? Needs the scoring system from Phase 2 to know who to match.
You walk into the developer conversation with a document that says:
"Here's Phase 1. Here's why these 3 features come first. Here's why Feature #7 is Phase 2."
Now when the developer says "let's start with Phase 1," you agree instead of fight.
Because you already understand the technical dependencies.
Paying $200K for features you can't validate yet
Fighting with developers who are actually trying to help you
Building features in the wrong order, then paying to rebuild them
Hiring bad developers who say yes to everything
You get a clear Phase 1 scope
Developers quote you fairly because the scope makes sense
You validate before committing to Phase 2
You look like you know what you're doing
We ask about your features and user needs
Technical dependencies mapped into Phase 1, 2, 3
No more fights about scope
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Platform connecting freelancers with clients based on skills, project requirements, and work history.
Freelancers create profiles with skills, experience, hourly rates, and can upload work samples.
You can't match anyone without profiles. This creates your supply side. No dependencies besides basic authentication. Validates that freelancers will actually sign up.
Clients post jobs with requirements. Freelancers manually browse and apply. Clients manually review applications.
Creates the demand side. Manual matching lets you see what criteria actually matter to both sides. Dependencies: freelancer profiles. Validates job volume and quality of applications.
Track which freelancer-client pairs actually complete projects. Capture basic quality ratings.
This is the hidden foundation for Phase 3. You're collecting "what makes a good match" data without realizing it. Seems like basic tracking, but it's actually building your AI training dataset.
You wanted AI matching in Phase 1. But you will need to spend 3-6 months building the foundation it needs to work.
If you built AI matching first:
Analyze Phase 1 data to identify patterns in successful matches vs failed ones.
⚠️ Requires 100+ completed projects from Phase 1. Needs to see what "good" looks like before it can score anything.
Show freelancers "jobs you might like" based on scoring system.
⚠️ Dependencies: Quality scoring from Phase 2. Still human-approved, not automatic.
The feature you wanted in Phase 1. Now it actually works because it has data to learn from.
⚠️ Requires everything from Phase 1 & 2. Needs 500+ matches, quality scores, and recommendation patterns to train on.
Doubting developers who try to tell you "let's build phase 1 first"
Hiring bad developers who say yes to everything and build broken systems
Launching with impressive-sounding features that don't actually work
Wasting months building things in the wrong order, then rebuilding them
Now imagine seeing this BEFORE you talk to developers
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