Custom web apps for the way your business actually works

Spreadsheets are where good processes go to hide

Most businesses we talk to run on a mix of spreadsheets, email threads and three or four subscriptions that almost do what they need. It works until the team grows, a key person goes on holiday, or a customer asks for something nobody can find.

A custom web app turns that process into one place: the right people see the right information, repetitive steps happen automatically, and you have a record of who did what and when. It runs in the browser, so there is nothing to install, and it works on phones as well as desktops.

What we build

Every web app is different, but most combine a few familiar pieces:

• Secure login with roles, so staff, customers and admins each see their own view
• Dashboards and reports pulled from live data
• Booking, scheduling and job management workflows
• Customer and supplier portals
• File uploads, PDF generation and email notifications
• Payments and subscriptions where the app is the product

Engineering you can rely on

We build web apps on proven, mainstream technology: Next.js and React on the front end, .NET or Node.js APIs, and PostgreSQL. Everything runs in Docker containers with automated tests and deployments, so updates go out safely and can be rolled back in seconds.

Security is part of the design, not a final checklist. That means encrypted connections, hashed passwords, rate limiting, audit logs and careful handling of personal information under the New Zealand Privacy Act 2020.

We run our own products on exactly this setup. Hire Doris, our AI recruitment platform, and Familiagram, a private family tree app, are both live production systems we designed, built and operate.

Start small, then grow

You do not have to build everything at once. We usually ship the core workflow first, get it into your team’s hands and improve it based on how people actually use it. If you are testing a brand-new product idea, our MVP development service is the faster, leaner version of this.

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