Web Applications
From the first dashboard to accounts, roles and billing, we build web apps with a clear architecture.
Web apps often start quickly and slow down with every feature. Unclear data flow turns small changes into risky ones.
What clients bring us, and what we do about it.
- Problem
Features take longer every sprint.
SolutionA clear data layer and typed APIs, so changes stay local instead of rippling across the app.
- Problem
Users get lost in complex workflows.
SolutionFlows designed around the task, with states for loading, empty and error designed up front.
- Problem
The prototype cannot survive real users.
SolutionAuthentication, roles, validation and monitoring built in from the first release.
Proof from products we built and run.
These are our own live products. Each one uses the same skills this service delivers.

Readme Studio
- Challenge
- A README is the front door of a project, and it is usually written last and in a hurry. Missing setup steps and unclear structure cost every future contributor time.
- What we built
- Readme Studio uses AI to write meaningful, professional README files tailored to your project. Generate a draft, refine it in the built-in markdown editor with a live GitHub-style preview, or start from a pre-built template. It is open source, with more than 100 stars on GitHub.

ZenUI Image
- Challenge
- Images cause layout shift, slow first paint and blank rectangles. Handling lazy loading and placeholders by hand in every component is repetitive and easy to get wrong.
- What we built
- A React image component that renders responsive images with lazy loading and optimised performance, using customizable placeholders and skeletons while content loads.
- Web application
- Admin area
- Database schema
- Technical docs
How the project runs
Discover
A short call and a written brief we both agree on.
Design
Flows and interfaces, reviewed as a clickable prototype.
Build
Typed, tested code with a live preview link from week one.
Launch
Deployment, handover docs and a support window.
Built with our own tools.
We use the open-source tools we make on client work. They are tested in public, and they save you time.
In every project, whatever the size.
- You own everythingCode, designs and documentation are yours at handover.
- Accessible by defaultContrast, keyboard paths, labels and focus states built in.
- Responsive, not squeezedMobile layouts designed as their own compositions.
- Measured performanceSpeed checked before launch, not promised after.
- A live preview linkFollow progress on a working build from week one.
- Written handoverHow it works, how to change it, and what to watch.
Questions
What clients usually ask before a web applications project. Anything else, ask us directly.
Still deciding?
Tell us what you are planning. We reply with honest options, including when a smaller scope is enough.
Ask about your projectYes. We design the data model, APIs and authentication alongside the interface, typically on Next.js, TypeScript and Supabase.
Usually. We start with a short code audit and tell you plainly what to keep, what to refactor and what to rebuild.
Roles are modelled in the database with row-level rules, so permissions are enforced on the server, not only hidden in the interface.
Yes. We audit what you have first and keep whatever is worth keeping.
You do. Everything is handed over at the end of the project.
One shared channel, a written weekly update and a live preview link you can check any time.
Listed prices are starting points. We confirm a fixed quote after a short discovery call.
Often paired with Web Applications.
All services- DevelopmentWeb DevelopmentFast, accessible websites built on a modern stack.Responsive front-endCMS integrationPerformance tuningTypically 2 to 6 weeks, depending on page count
- Tools & AITools DevelopmentCustom internal tools, generators and utilities.Internal dashboardsGenerators and convertersAdmin panelsTypically 2 to 8 weeks
- DesignUI/UX DesignProduct interfaces designed around real tasks.User flowsWireframesHigh-fidelity UITypically 3 to 6 weeks
