We build web applications, not brochure websites: authenticated user accounts, role-based permissions, data-heavy dashboards, and integrations that make your product actually usable at scale.
Just need a marketing or corporate website? See Website Development.
Web applications carry different engineering demands than marketing websites: accounts, permissions, real-time data, and the ability to handle hundreds or thousands of concurrent users without falling over.
We design the data model and architecture first, so the application holds up as your user base and feature set grow — not just for the demo.
Multi-tenant products with subscription billing and role-based access.
Self-service portals where customers track orders, invoices, or accounts.
Internal tools for managing data, users, and operations at scale.
App-like experiences in the browser, installable on mobile without app stores.
Next.js, React, Vue, TypeScript
Laravel, Node.js, NestJS
PostgreSQL, MySQL, Redis
Stripe, Midtrans, Xendit
AWS, Vercel, Docker, Kubernetes
WebSockets, Pusher, Server-Sent Events
OAuth2, SSO, role-based access control
CI/CD, automated testing, staging environments
User roles, core flows, and data model. 1–2 weeks.
Clickable prototypes before a line of production code is written. 2–3 weeks.
Built in 2-week sprints with staging demos. 6–16 weeks.
Functional testing and performance testing under realistic load. 1–2 weeks.
Production deployment with monitoring and rollback plans in place.
Feature releases based on real usage data and user feedback.
6–10 weeks · core user flows, one or two roles.
3–6 months · multiple modules, roles, integrations, billing.
6+ months · complex workflows, high scale, custom compliance.
Multi-tenant SaaS with team accounts, tiered subscription billing, and a usage-based upgrade path.
Order tracking, document downloads, and support ticketing that reduced inbound support volume.
Vendor onboarding, listings, order management, and payouts for a niche B2B marketplace.
Real-time dashboard aggregating data across warehouses for a logistics operator.
A website mostly presents information. A web application lets users log in, manage data, and perform actions, think dashboards, portals, and SaaS products rather than brochure sites. We build both, but web apps involve more architecture: authentication, roles and permissions, and data models.
Yes. We design multi-tenant architecture from the start, data isolation between customers, per-tenant configuration, and billing/subscription integration, rather than retrofitting it after a single-tenant build.
We architect for your realistic growth trajectory, proper database indexing, caching layers, and horizontally-scalable infrastructure, without over-engineering for scale you don't yet need. We can also run load testing before a major launch.
Yes, we regularly take over codebases from other agencies or in-house teams. We start with a technical audit to understand the existing architecture and code quality before quoting ongoing work.
Most commonly Next.js or Laravel depending on the project's needs, Next.js for React-heavy, highly interactive applications, Laravel for applications with complex business logic and rapid CRUD development. We choose based on your requirements and your team's future maintenance capability.
A focused MVP typically runs $8,000-$20,000. A full-featured SaaS product with multiple modules runs $20,000-$60,000+. Cost depends heavily on the number of user roles, integrations, and custom business logic involved.
Tell us about the product you're building and we'll map out an architecture and realistic timeline.