Web Applications
From customer-facing portals to full SaaS platforms, built to scale with your business.
- Customer portals & dashboards
- SaaS products & platforms
- Booking & scheduling systems
- E-commerce & payment flows
- Marketplaces & multi-tenant apps
We use React, Next.js, and Node.js with PostgreSQL, a modern stack that's fast to build on, easy to maintain, and scales when you need it to. Deployed on Cloudflare for speed and reliability.
React and Next.js give us fast iteration speed with full type safety through TypeScript: fewer bugs in production and easier refactoring as your product evolves. Node.js on the backend means a single language across the entire stack, which keeps development efficient and lowers the barrier for future maintainers. PostgreSQL handles complex data relationships, scales horizontally when you need it to, and has decades of proven reliability behind it.
Off-the-shelf platforms work for generic problems. But as your business grows, you start hitting walls: rigid data models, missing integrations, pricing that scales faster than your revenue. A custom web application is built around your specific workflows, connects to the tools you already use, and grows with you instead of against you. You own the code, you control the roadmap, and you never pay per-seat fees for features you don't need.
Most web application projects run between 8 and 16 weeks from kickoff to launch, depending on scope. We start with a focused discovery phase to nail down requirements, then move into weekly build cycles where you see real progress, not slide decks.
You get a dedicated point of contact throughout the project, access to a staging environment from week one, and clear communication about timelines and trade-offs. After launch, we handle deployment, monitoring, and ongoing iteration so you can focus on your business instead of babysitting infrastructure.

CTI ERP: A custom inventory and order management system for a telecom distributor
Replacing legacy spreadsheets and disconnected tools with a full-stack custom ERP: SIM card inventory tracking, multi-stage order workflows, FedEx shipping integration, invoicing, and audit trails across multiple locations.

The Wastemasters: A bilingual marketing site and lead capture system for a Miami junk removal company
Replacing a bare-bones web presence with a bilingual English/Spanish site built for local SEO: 13 service-area landing pages, hardened lead capture, and Google Business Profile integration across Miami-Dade and Broward County.
We also build Business Software and Mobile & Desktop Apps. See our own products built with these same technologies.
How much does custom web application development cost?
Most web applications run between $30,000 and $150,000 depending on scope, integrations, and complexity. A simple customer portal with authentication and a dashboard typically falls on the lower end, while multi-tenant SaaS platforms with complex billing and integrations land on the higher end. We provide a fixed quote after a free discovery call.
How long does it take to build a custom web app?
Most web application projects run 8 to 16 weeks from kickoff to launch. We start with a 1-2 week discovery phase, then move into weekly build cycles so you see real progress every week. You have staging access from week one.
What technology stack do you use?
We use React and Next.js on the frontend, Node.js on the backend, and PostgreSQL for the database. We deploy on Cloudflare Workers for global edge performance. This stack is modern, well-supported, and easy for any future developer to pick up.
Do I own the code?
Yes. You own 100% of the code we deliver, hosted in your own GitHub organization if you want. No licensing fees, no per-seat pricing, no lock-in.
What happens after launch?
We offer ongoing support and iteration plans: bug fixes, new features, monitoring, and infrastructure management. You can also take the codebase in-house or hand it to another team. Everything is documented.
Can you replace our current web app or SaaS?
Often, yes. Many teams come to us frustrated with a WordPress site that can't scale, a SaaS tool with pricing that balloons per user, or a legacy app nobody wants to maintain. We audit the current system, map the workflows that matter, and rebuild with a modern stack.