Apps & web
When the automation needs a front end — a client portal, an internal app, a booking flow, or a marketing site that has to load fast and rank.
Scope a buildWhat this is
Not every project is invisible plumbing. Sometimes what you need is something people log into or land on: a portal where clients see their status, an app your team works in, a site that has to perform. We design and build it on the same stack as the automation behind it, so the two are one system rather than two vendors. Fast, accessible, and handed over with the code.
What you get
- Design and build — we don’t need you to bring wireframes
- One stack, front to back, so the app and its automation are one system
- Fast and accessible by default; SEO-ready if it’s a public site
- Deployed to your hosting or ours, with CI so updates are one step
- The full codebase and documentation — yours
How we start
We agree on the one job the app or site has to do and who uses it, ship a first version quickly, and iterate on something real rather than a spec.
Who owns the code?
You do, completely. The full codebase, deployment configuration and documentation are handed over — deployed to your hosting or ours, with CI so future updates are one step. There's no dependency on us to keep the app or site running after handover.
How is our data handled?
User and business data lives in infrastructure you own — your database, your hosting account. We follow least-privilege access during the build, secrets sit in a vault or the platform's secret store, and nothing collected through the app is used to train a model.
How long does it take?
A first shippable version — the one job the app or site has to do, done well — typically takes two to four weeks. We iterate on something real in production rather than a long pre-launch spec, and add scope once the core is proven.
Do you design it too, or do we need to bring a design?
We design and build — you don't need to arrive with wireframes. We agree on the one job the interface has to do and who uses it, then design directly toward that, fast and accessible by default, SEO-ready if the page is public.
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