A proof-of-concept is a real, working version of your software idea, built fast so you can prove it before you fund the full build. Putti builds POCs for New Zealand businesses and startups in 2 to 4 weeks, using professional AI-driven development, then puts them in front of the people who will actually use them.
Before you commission a software build, you want to know that it solves the problem elegantly. A working POC gets you feedback in weeks, not months.
The gap between requirements and experience
Workshops. Requirements documents. Wireframes. By the time anything is built, the team has moved on, the process has changed, or the budget has gone. Even then, you're often guessing whether the tool will actually get used.
We think there's a better way. Build a working POC first, then let your team, your investors and your other stakeholders use it and tell you what they think. Only once you've shaped that into a product people want do you invest in the version built to go the distance.
From idea to working software, fast
We build it with you, not just for you
You bring the problem or the idea, and we work alongside you to design and build a real, functioning version of it, using modern AI-driven development, the disciplined form of what people call vibe coding. Not a mockup. Not a slide deck. Software your team, or your potential customers, can log into, use and give feedback on, well before a full production build.
Tested with real users, not hypothetical ones
A proof-of-concept only earns its name if it gets used. We help you put it in front of the people who'll actually rely on it, so you find out early what works, what's missing and what needs to change, while those decisions are still cheap to make.
Built to hand over to production, properly
A vibe-coded proof-of-concept is not production software, and we won't pretend otherwise. Once the idea is proven, our senior engineering team takes it from working demo to secure, scalable, properly maintained software, with the same rigour we bring to every custom build. Read how that handover works if you want the detail.
Not a cheap app. A serious first step.
There's no shortage of tools promising a working app in an afternoon. That is not what this is. We use vibe coding as a concept accelerator, a fast and low-risk way for New Zealand entrepreneurs and business owners to validate a new software product before committing to the full build. Behind it sits the same team that has delivered 100+ projects since 2010 with zero failures, for clients including Spark, Fletcher Building and the NZ Herald.
Is your idea worth building?
Bring us the problem or the idea and we'll help you work out, quickly and cheaply, whether a purpose-built product is worth the investment. See our work if you want to know what we do once the answer is yes.