Custom web applications, dashboards, portals, internal tools and SaaS front-ends, with real authentication, data and logic, engineered to scale and stay cheap to maintain.

A marketing website tells people about your product. A web app is the product: people log in, do work and rely on it. That difference changes everything, because a web app has to handle real accounts, real data, permissions and edge cases, the parts that never show up in a pretty mockup but decide whether the thing survives real use.
Data-rich interfaces where your users and team actually get work done, built around your real workflow.
The application layer of a subscription product, wired to auth, roles and billing.
Proper accounts, permissions and a production database, not demo data that vanishes on refresh.
Clean connections to the tools and services your app depends on, tested end to end.
Engineered to stay fast as users and data grow, not just on launch day.
Clean, componentised code so changes are cheap long after launch.
A website is mostly content people read; a web app is software people log into and use to do work, with accounts, data and logic behind it. Web apps need real engineering, auth, a database, permissions, so they are scoped and built more like software than like a brochure site.
It depends on how much the app has to do behind the screen, the number of user roles, integrations and real-time features drive the cost far more than the number of pages. We price fixed scope by milestone, and starting with a lean version keeps the first number down.
Yes. We build multi-tenant SaaS front-ends and the foundations behind them, roles, permissions, billing and data isolation, engineered in from the start. See our custom software and SaaS service for the full picture.
Typically Next.js and React with a Node backend and PostgreSQL, chosen because they are mature, fast and easy to hire for. We pick the stack for your app, not for novelty.
That is the point of building it properly. We engineer the data model, performance and architecture to grow with your users, and we are honest upfront about what a first version handles versus what a later phase needs.