Stop Building the Wrong Thing
Most software projects fail not because of bad developers — but because nobody defined the right thing to build in the first place.
I take your product idea and turn it into a structured, implementation-ready backlog. Clear user stories, technical architecture, and a phased roadmap — so development starts fast and stays on track.
How It Works
Tell me about your MVP idea and core features.
We identify the minimum features needed to launch.
I create structured technical user stories and architecture.
Your backlog evolves with your product as new features and improvements are planned.
What You Get
Why Work With Me
Real Engineering Experience
I'm a professional software engineer who understands how systems are actually built. The backlogs I produce are practical, technically sound, and designed to be implemented efficiently by developers or AI tools.
Product Owner Perspective
I have professional experience working as a product owner in direct collaboration with clients. This allows me to translate business ideas into clear technical requirements and structured plans that development teams can execute with confidence.
Built for Real Projects
Successful products evolve over time. I help structure MVPs and continue supporting teams with backlog refinement and feature planning as the product grows, providing continuity from idea to implementation.
Example Case Study
TaskFlow — Task Management SaaS MVP
A founder wants to build a SaaS task management tool for small teams. The initial idea includes user accounts, team collaboration, permissions, notifications, and reporting.
Instead of attempting to build everything at once, we structure the MVP into clear implementation phases and create a technical backlog that allows the product to come to life incrementally.
Phase 1 — Core Product Validation
The first phase focuses on validating the core product value while keeping the implementation simple and fast.
- Create and manage tasks
- Organize tasks into projects
- Task status tracking
- Basic persistence and API structure
- Single-user environment for rapid development
Although user management is not implemented in this phase, the data model is designed with future multi-user support in mind to avoid rework later.
Phase 2 — User Accounts
- User registration and login
- Secure authentication
- User-specific data ownership
- Session handling
This phase allows real users to start using the product while keeping the scope controlled.
Phase 3 — SaaS Features
- Team collaboration
- Project sharing
- Roles and permissions
- Email notifications
- Billing integration
The result is a structured, implementation-ready backlog that allows developers to build the system incrementally without unnecessary complexity or architectural rework.
This approach reduces early development risk and provides a clear roadmap from initial MVP to a fully functional SaaS product.
Example First User Story
The first user story establishes a working foundation for the system. It defines the core entity of the application — the task — and delivers a minimal vertical slice including database structure, API endpoint, routing, and user interface.
This approach allows the project to become functional early while creating a clear technical structure that future stories can build on.
User Story: View Task Details
As a user, I can view the details of a task so that I understand the work that needs to be completed.
- Task entity with name, estimate, assignee, and creation date
- Task details page accessible via URL
- Backend endpoint returning a task object
- Simple UI for displaying task information
- Database table for tasks with unique identifier
- API endpoint: GET /api/tasks/:taskId
- Route configuration for task details page at /tasks/:taskId
- React component for displaying task details
- API returns a placeholder task during initial implementation
- Task details page is accessible at /tasks/:taskId
- Task name, estimate, assignee, and creation date are displayed
- API request retrieves a task object
- An error message is displayed if the API request fails
- Layout is readable on desktop and mobile screens
See It Before You Buy
Create a free account and explore a sample backlog — the same format your project will be delivered in. Browse real user stories, see how implementation details are structured, and get a feel for what your team will be building from.
No credit card required. Free to explore.
Pricing
Choose the right starting point for your project. All deliverables are implementation-ready — structured for developers and AI tools alike.
Discovery Session
Best if you're still figuring out your MVP
Applied as credit toward the Story Pack
- ✔ 60-minute structured session
- ✔ MVP definition and scope
- ✔ Feature prioritisation
- ✔ Technical direction
- ✔ Implementation outline
MVP Story Pack
Ready to build your MVP
$150 Discovery Session credited if booked first
- ✔ 10–15 implementation-ready user stories
- ✔ Acceptance criteria for each story
- ✔ AI prompts — paste directly into Cursor or Claude
- ✔ MVP architecture and data model
- ✔ Phased delivery roadmap
- ✔ Export to PDF and Excel
Ongoing Backlog Support
Already building, need to keep moving
Cancel anytime
- ✔ New feature breakdowns each month
- ✔ Backlog refinement and reprioritisation
- ✔ AI-ready stories as your product evolves
- ✔ Async communication — no calls required
- ✔ Direct access via email
Pricing is shown in USD. Discovery Session fee is credited toward the MVP Story Pack.
Not Ready to Book Yet?
Describe your project and I'll get back to you within 24 hours.
Or email directly at mira.net@gmail.com
Need Help Structuring Your Product?
Start with an MVP breakdown and continue with structured backlog support as your product grows.
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