Custom web application development
When a website isn't enough: platforms, dashboards and internal tools that automate the work and fit your processes exactly.
Many businesses lose hours every week to spreadsheets, messages and manual processes. A well-designed web application brings it all into one place, available in the browser on any device.
We start from the process, not the technology: what happens today, where time is lost and what the application should do. First we build a prototype you can test, then the UI/UX design and development in stages.
We build with React, Next.js and modern technology, with a focus on speed, security and the ability to grow with your business.
What's included
- Process analysis and a functional specification
- An interactive prototype before development
- UI/UX design for desktop and mobile
- Front-end and back-end development
- Authentication, user roles and permissions
- Integrations: payments, CRM, email, external APIs
- Testing, launch and documentation
- Support and ongoing development after launch
Who it is for
- Businesses managing orders, bookings or clients in spreadsheets
- Companies that need a portal for clients or partners
- Startups building a SaaS product
- Teams that want to automate reports and internal processes
How we work
- 01
Discovery
Current processes, users and the goals of the application.
- 02
Specification and prototype
What the app does, screen by screen, testable before any code.
- 03
UI/UX design
The complete interface, designed for real users.
- 04
Development in stages
We ship features one by one and you test them along the way.
- 05
Launch and support
Go-live, team training and ongoing development.
How much a web application costs
The price depends on the number of features, integrations and security requirements. That is why we set it after the discovery stage, based on the specification.
Larger projects run in stages, each with a fixed budget and timeline.
Frequently asked questions
01 How much does a web application cost?
It depends on complexity. After a call and a short analysis we propose a first version (MVP) with a fixed budget and timeline, then build in stages.
02 How long does it take?
An MVP usually takes 4–10 weeks. Larger applications are delivered in stages so you can start using them as early as possible.
03 Do I own the code?
Yes. After full payment, the source code and the rights to it transfer to you.
04 Do you offer maintenance?
Yes: security updates, fixes and new features, on a monthly plan or in stages.