Web Applications
Web Application Development
Business systems that hold up under real operational load.
We build custom web applications for organisations whose requirements do not fit an off-the-shelf product: multi-sided marketplaces, internal operations portals, procurement systems, and dashboards that pull from systems that were never designed to talk to each other. Our own products run on the same stack we recommend, which means the architecture advice we give is advice we have had to live with.
What we deliver
- Custom dashboards, portals, and admin systems
- Multi-sided marketplace platforms
- API design, development, and third-party integration
- Progressive Web Apps (PWA)
- Cloud-native architecture on Azure
- Responsive, accessible, mobile-first interfaces
How we work
- Step 01
Discovery
We map the actual workflow before proposing an architecture — including the spreadsheets and manual steps people have quietly built around the current system.
- Step 02
Architecture & design
Data model, integration boundaries, and deployment target agreed up front. For regulated environments this is also where security and compliance constraints get settled, not discovered later.
- Step 03
Iterative delivery
Two-week sprints with a working demo at the end of each. You see the real application throughout, not status reports about it.
- Step 04
Launch & operate
Deployment, monitoring, and a support arrangement that matches how critical the system is to your operation.
Questions about web applications
Can you integrate with our existing systems?
Yes — integration is usually the substance of the project rather than a side task. We have built against carrier and logistics APIs including USPS, and against hospital procurement and inventory systems. Where a modern API does not exist, we work with what does: file drops, scheduled exports, database views, or a purpose-built adapter layer.
Do you work with existing codebases or only new builds?
Both. We take on new builds, and we also join existing projects — auditing what is there, stabilising it, and then extending it. For an existing codebase we start with a short assessment so that our estimates are based on the actual state of the code rather than an optimistic description of it.
What does hosting and infrastructure look like?
Our default is Azure — Container Apps, Azure SQL or PostgreSQL, and managed identity for service-to-service auth. We also deploy on-premise into customer-controlled networks when compliance requires it. The hosting decision follows your constraints, not our preferences.
Tell us what you’re building
We’ll tell you honestly whether we’re the right fit.