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Prisma MVP Development for Startups for Real Estate & PropTech Agency

Veltrix Labs builds mvp development for startups in Prisma for Real Estate & PropTech agencies. You already have the client. You need overflow engineering that can sit inside your process, match your quality bar, and stay invisible to the brand when that is the deal — without disappearing when the first production bug hits.

Stack

Prisma

Focus

Real Estate & PropTech

Built for

Agency

What Real Estate & PropTech teams actually need

Listings, inquiries, viewings, and the back-office of units, owners, and commissions. We have shipped estate and ops products where the inventory is physical — so availability cannot be a guess.

  • Portals that show stale availability and burn agent reputation
  • Lead intake that dies in a shared inbox
  • No single view of a unit from listing through handover

MVP Development for Startups with Prisma

A first version that can take money, users, or both — without fake scaffolding you throw away in month two. We cut scope to the loop that proves the business, then leave a codebase you can raise on.

Prisma is how we keep TypeScript honest against the database. Migrations, typed queries, and a schema your team can read — so the API does not drift from the tables six weeks after launch.

Listing sites with honest availability and inquiry routing

Agent and owner consoles with documents and commission trails

Map, CRM, and messaging integrations

Internal ops for units, tenants, and maintenance tickets

What you walk away with

  • A shippable product in weeks, not a slide deck with a Figma file
  • Instrumentation so you know what to build next
  • Founder-accessible hosting and a backlog that is honest

Related work from the studio

Adjacent products we have already shipped — not stock case studies.

Nearby briefs

Next step

Bring the brief. We will tell you what we can white-label and what we will not pretend to own.

You already have the client. You need overflow engineering that can sit inside your process, match your quality bar, and stay invisible to the brand when that is the deal — without disappearing when the first production bug hits.

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