Most teams rush into building. They over-scope, over-complicate, and over-promise - only to fix things mid-flight. But building faster only works if you’re building the right thing.
At Goodspeed, we help our clients slow down before they speed up.
We ask the hard questions early. We define what matters most.
Then we build lean, test fast, and iterate with intention.
That’s how we give our clients a real competitive edge.
Start with Goodwin (AI Product Manager)
You can start your product journey with Goodwin, our AI product manager. Goodwin helps you clarify your idea, suggest initial features, and outline the shape of your product - instantly.
It’s a great way to get unstuck or prepare ahead of a Discovery Workshop.
Goodwin gives you structure. Our team gives you strategy.
Discovery Workshops
Why we slow down before we build
Discovery is not a formality. It’s the foundation.
We run a human-led, two-week Discovery Workshop to turn your idea into a build-ready product plan. This isn’t just to create documentation - it’s to make decisions. We figure out what’s worth building, what’s not, and how to get your product to users faster, with less waste.
We define your v1 - the smallest valuable version- and plan to launch, learn, and grow from there.
What we deliver:
A shared product vision
User roles, journeys, and experience flows
MVP scope and prioritised feature backlog
Detailed user stories
Style tile and design direction
Estimated effort and pricing
Technical recommendations, including early AI integration
The goal is clarity - not just output.
We build the right thing, not everything. Give it a try here
Our Product Principles
Strategy, not a shortcut
AI and no-code let us move quickly, but we still think deeply.Go slow to go fast
Time spent upfront saves time later.Do what matters most first
We start with the hardest thing - that’s where the risk and value live.Be the owner
We don’t just fill in templates. We take full responsibility for outcomes.Client success is our success
Our job is to make the product work in the real world, not just on paper.