MVP Builder – Altitut

Students build a clickable app demo using AI, then share it with classmates to collect real user feedback and see what works.

Generates the
full user journey

User roles:
Buyer & Seller

∞

Shareable demos
for peer testing

Student Flow

Describe Your App

Enter app name, description, and whether users are buyers or sellers.

AI Builds the Journey

AI generates a realistic 4–6 step user flow tailored to the product idea.

Play the Demo

Navigate a phone-frame mockup, making decisions at each step.

Share with Classmates

Publish to the class gallery or share a link for peer user testing.

Review Results

See step-by-step drop-off rates, time spent, and an AI coaching summary.

Product Screenshots

Builder — Set Up Your App

Auto-fills from My StartupBuyer / Seller Mode

Phone Demo — Click as a User

Step Progress Bar2-Choice Decision

Results — See What Worked

Per-Step Drop-offAI SummaryAge Groups

Student Experience

No-code product design — build a testable app without writing a single line of code
Real user empathy — playing as a buyer or seller shifts perspective to the customer's view
Data-driven thinking — step completion rates teach students to read basic UX metrics

Classroom & Assessment

Gallery walk ready — public demos let classmates test each other's ideas in minutes
Evidence of iteration — session history and drop-off data show which steps improved
Linked to pitch work — auto-fills from the student's existing startup profile

What Keeps Students Engaged

Phone frame immersion — realistic mobile UI makes it feel like testing a real app
Instant social proof — tester count and age breakdown motivate sharing
AI coach summary — friendly, jargon-free feedback tells students what to fix next

10-Minute Peer Testing Sprint

0–2 min

Set the test goal

Pick one thing to learn: whether users understand the product, finish the flow, or choose the intended option.

2–5 min

Watch one tester

Do not explain the app first. Let a classmate click through the phone demo and narrate what feels confusing.

5–8 min

Read the results

Check step drop-off, answer patterns, and the AI coach summary. Circle the step where most testers hesitate.

8–10 min

Choose one fix

Rewrite one prompt, change one option, or reorder one screen. Save it as v2 so the iteration is visible.

Exit ticket — turn feedback into evidence

Before leaving the MVP Builder, students should be able to point to one user behavior that changed their design decision.

What surprised you? Name one tester action you did not expect.

What will you change? Identify one screen, choice, or wording update.

What proof do you have? Cite a drop-off rate, comment, or repeated tester pattern.