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Minimum viable product

A minimum viable product (MVP) is an initial version of a product with the minimum needed for basic use, so you can learn from users quickly.

Source content checked . English translation published 2026-10-27.

In business automation

In the guide, a minimum viable product (MVP) appears alongside product development concepts. It is an initial version with the minimum needed for basic use, so you can learn from users quickly. This explanation is based on the definition alone and adds no claims about specific tools or organizations.

Examples

These examples illustrate a possible workflow. Adapt the connections and rules to your own systems.

Example of an initial version

Launch an initial version with the minimum needed for basic use and learn from users. This is a general illustration of the definition, not a description of a specific team, product, or tool.

Relevant tools

Linear
A task management tool mentioned in the guide. This makes no claim that it is suitable for building an MVP; check the official documentation.

What to check

  • An MVP is a limited initial version, not a finished product.

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