Full-Stack MVP Development
First Commercial Release|End-to-End .NET Delivery|A Product You Can Operate
Take a blockchain product from a defined proposition to a working first release. Sphere 10 delivers the customer interface, application services, contracts or node integration, data storage and deployment. We shape the MVP around one useful business journey that customers can complete and your team can support.
Choose the First Transaction That Matters
We start with the transaction your product exists to enable: issuing a credential, transferring an asset, reconciling a payment or presenting independently verifiable records. We define the user, the successful outcome and the operational steps behind it. Features enter the first release when they are necessary to complete or support that journey.
Project Design establishes the requirements, integration assumptions and acceptance scenarios. From there, we agree a bounded Project Delivery scope with an initial payment, the included client change round and the delivery acceptance payment. Additional QA and ongoing Project Execution are agreed separately, so the first release has clear commercial and technical boundaries.
Deliver Every Layer of the Working Product
Our usual application foundation is C# and ASP.NET Core, with Blazor or a JavaScript interface where appropriate. Sphere10 Framework contributes application composition, persistence and logging infrastructure. Chain-specific adapters isolate node RPC, contract ABIs and signing integrations from the product's business rules, allowing the interface and operational tools to evolve without duplicating those rules.
BlockchainSQL Server is a concrete example of our full-stack blockchain engineering: block ingestion, processing, relational storage, a running service and a web explorer. Your MVP receives the components its own workflow requires, rather than a collection of disconnected demonstrations.
Release With Evidence and Ownership
We demonstrate acceptance using realistic records and funded test accounts, including a rejected operation, a network interruption and a service restart. External dependencies are identified so a slow node or delayed confirmation does not become an unexplained application failure. We measure the agreed workload and record the limits of the release.
Handover includes build and deployment instructions, data ownership, key custody responsibilities and the support workflow. You receive a prioritised follow-on backlog grounded in the first release. Monitoring, incident response and continued delivery can then operate under an agreed execution arrangement, with changes assessed against a working product baseline.
Platforms & Tooling
.NET C# ASP.NET Core Blazor Sphere10 Framework Nethereum SQL Server Docker
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