Web Application Development
When your business no longer fits off-the-shelf software, it is time for an application of your own. We build web applications — client portals, internal tools and systems for running the business — that work in the browser, on desktop and on phone, with nothing to install.
What a web application is and when you need one
A website presents the company; a web application does the work. In it, clients track their orders, the team runs projects and you see where things stand in one place — without spreadsheets travelling by email and versions that do not match.
You need one when your current tools slow you down: when you pay for several programs that do not talk to each other, when the same data is entered in three places, or when what you do simply does not exist as an off-the-shelf product.
Who we build web applications for
For companies with a well-honed way of working that they do not want to bend to fit someone else's software. Your own application is not the cheapest route — but it is the route where you neither pay for features you do not need nor give up the ones you do.
What we build
Client portals
A place where clients track status, download documents and talk to you — without emails back and forth.
Internal tools
Applications for managing projects, stock, appointments or field work — with AI features where they save time.
CRM, quotes and invoices
Records of clients, enquiries, quotes and invoices in one place.
What building a web app includes
- A specification: what the app does, who uses it and what it connects to
- A screen prototype you try out before the build
- User sign-in and roles: who sees and changes what
- A build in phases, with a try-out after each
- Works on computer, tablet and phone, with nothing to install
- Connections to the systems you already use, where needed
Off-the-shelf software or your own app
If there is a ready-made program that does what you need once it is set up, that is usually the cheaper route — and we'll tell you so before we start.
Your own app makes sense when off-the-shelf software asks you to change a way of working that gives you an edge, when you pay for several programs to cover one job, or when what you do doesn't exist as a ready-made product.
How a web application is made
Specification and prototype
Together we describe what the application does and who uses it, and before the build you see and try a prototype of the screens.
Building in phases
We build the application in parts that you try out one by one, so the course is corrected in time, not at the end.
Launch and maintenance
After launch we can stay with the application — updates, security and new features — under a separate agreement.
What a web application costs
The price depends on the number of features, users and systems the application connects to. So we do not quote off the top of our heads: after a conversation and a short specification you get a price and timeline for the first usable version, and we plan further development around what proves itself in practice.
Frequently asked questions about web application development
A website mainly presents and informs, while an application is for working: users log in, enter and change data, and the system processes it.
It runs in the browser, so it is available on computer, tablet and phone — with nothing to install from an app store.
We build the application so it can grow. New features are added in phases, when the business really calls for them.
You get the timeline together with the quote, after the specification. We deliver a usable core version first, then build on it.
A description of how the work runs today, who would use the app and what slows you down most in your current tools. We work out the rest together in the specification.
We can, by separate agreement: updates, security and new features. Maintenance is paid separately from the build.
Let's talk about your project
Send an enquiry, call us, or message us on WhatsApp or Viber. Within 24 hours on working days you get an indicative price and a time for a short call.