Web apps & SaaS
Web apps your business runs on
Customer portals, CRMs, internal tools and SaaS products — with solid architecture, roles and data protection. We launch the MVP and grow the product with you.
Tools your clients and staff work in
A website brings clients in; a web app automates the work: requests, orders, calculations, training and reports.
CRM and internal tools
Your company's processes in one system instead of spreadsheets and chats.
SaaS products
A service for many companies: subscriptions, separate workspaces and roles.
Customer portals
Order history, documents, statuses and bonuses — everything clients want to see for themselves.
Chatbots
Bots that extend the web app: they take requests and send statuses and notifications.
Dashboards and analytics
Key business metrics in real time from different systems.
Admin panels
Manage products, orders, users and content without a developer.
MVPs for startups
A first working version of the product to test the idea on real users.
B2B portals
Accounts for partners and wholesale clients: price lists, orders, documents.
Learning platforms
Courses, access and progress for staff or clients.
How they differ
From idea to a working product
We start with a minimal version that solves the main problem and grow it based on user feedback.
- Free call
Discovery
Goals, users, processes
- First stage
Architecture
Roles, data, integrations, prototype
- Up to 1–2 months
MVP
The first working version
- After the MVP
Launch
Real users and feedback
- Ongoing
Growth
New features and scaling
- Free callDiscoveryGoals, users, processes
- First stageArchitectureRoles, data, integrations, prototype
- Up to 1–2 monthsMVPThe first working version
- After the MVPLaunchReal users and feedback
- OngoingGrowthNew features and scaling
Reliable from the first release
We build in what's hard to add later: permissions, data protection and room to grow.
Roles and access
Everyone sees only what they should: client, manager, administrator.
Data protection
HTTPS, keys and secrets kept server-side, validation of all incoming data.
Backups
Regular database backups and a recovery plan.
APIs and webhooks
Connections to 1C, CRMs, payments and any external services.
Scaling
Caching and an architecture that handles growing load.
Monitoring
Logs and error tracking so we hear about problems before users do.
A stack chosen for the task
Backend
01- NestJS
- Node.js
- Laravel
- Python
Frontend
02- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
Databases
03- PostgreSQL
- MongoDB
- Oracle
- Redis
- Azure SQL
Integrations
04- REST API
- Webhooks
- 1С1С
- CRM
Where we've already done this
JB-works
NDAA web application for JB-works. Project details are under NDA.
- 01
Discovery
A free call to discuss your goals, the current state and constraints.
- 02
Architecture and estimate
We propose a solution, split the work into stages and give timelines.
- 03
Development in stages
Fixed stages, timeline control and regular reporting.
- 04
Launch
We test, migrate data and put the project into production.
- 05
Support and growth
We stay with the project after release instead of disappearing.
How long does it take to build a web app?
An application takes up to 1 month, a platform up to 2 months. We fix timelines per stage after reviewing the task.
Who owns the source code?
We hand over the source code and the rights to it when that's set out in the contract. We agree on it at the start of the project.
Do you sign NDAs?
Yes. We sign a non-disclosure agreement before you share the project details.
What technologies do you use?
Backend: NestJS, Node.js, Laravel or Python; frontend: Next.js and React; databases: PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Oracle, Redis and Azure SQL. We choose the stack for the task.
Where do I start if I only have an idea?
With discovery and an MVP: we define the core feature, build the first working version and grow it based on user feedback.
Do you support the product after launch?
Yes. We keep it stable and secure, fix bugs and keep developing the product.
Shall we discuss your product?
Tell us about your idea or the process you want to automate — we'll propose an architecture and stages.