Creating a Proof-of-Concept prototype for your mobile application idea showcases its practicality and promise. This initial development phase is crucial for validating concepts, attracting stakeholder buy-in, and directing further development efforts.

Deliverables:

Interactive Prototype: An interactive, non-functional model or simulation of the app concept that demonstrates how the app would work visually and conceptually.

Technical Feasibility Assessment: Assessment of the technical feasibility of implementing specific features or functionality.

Technical Documentation: If applicable, this may include technical documentation describing how certain features or technology components could be implemented.

Developing a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) concentrates on constructing a product equipped with just the core features necessary to appeal to the initial user base. This strategy facilitates testing in the real market, gathering insights from users, and adopting an iterative process for development. It aims to achieve a fit between the product and market demands before embarking on extensive development.

Deliverable:

Functional App: The primary deliverable of an MVP is a functional mobile application with a subset of core features. It's a tangible product that users can download, install, and use.