Custom web apps and SaaS products.
MVPs, SaaS products, client portals and dashboards on Next.js and the MERN stack, designed around how your users work.
How long does custom web application development take?
A typical web app takes about four weeks from approved designs to launch. We scope the first version tightly, design the screens, then build and test it on Next.js or the MERN stack. Bigger products are planned in phases, so users get the first release sooner.
Most web apps fail on the basics: slow screens, confusing flows and fragile code. We design the flows first, then build on a stack the next developer will recognize.
Every part of the product.
Pick an area to see where it lives in a web app or SaaS product.
The smallest version of your product that real users can try, built to grow.
From first call to live.
4 steps, one team. You approve the scope and design before we build.
- Before the quoteDiscover
Users, workflows and risks, then a written quote.
- Before any codeDesign
User flows and screens approved before code.
- Typical app: about four weeksBuild
Features shipped in small, tested releases.
- After launchLaunch
Go-live, monitoring and a month of bug fixes.
Tell us about your project and get a written quote with the scope and timeline before any work starts.
Featured work.
Fifteen projects and counting for INISEG in Spain: a branded Moodle 5.2 campus, BigBlueButton live classes with attendance tracking, a content hub, a resources portal and the tools around them.
Moodle 5.2 campusBigBlueButton attendanceLaravel content hubCustom plugins“[They] understood our needs very well and implemented the changes quickly.”
Live projects, and counting.
Websites, online stores and platforms for businesses in 20+ countries. Browse them all, filtered by industry and platform.
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Web App & SaaS Development FAQs
Yes, and we usually recommend it. We scope the smallest version that tests your idea with real users, then grow it from their feedback.
Both use React. Next.js suits apps that also need fast public pages and SEO; a MERN app with a separate Express API suits products where the backend serves several clients, such as a web app and a mobile app.
Yes. Once the project is paid in full, the code, design files and documentation are yours.
Yes. We can build alongside your team, follow your conventions and hand over cleanly with documentation.
Often paired with.
Most projects need more than one service. These are the ones clients most often add.