Web applications for products that need more than pages.
For founders and teams building tools, dashboards, or platforms — when a brochure site isn't enough and you need a technical partner who understands UX and delivery discipline.
You need this if…
- Your product requires user accounts, data views, or interactive workflows
- You need an admin backend to manage users, content, or business logic
- Off-the-shelf SaaS doesn't fit your workflow and you're ready to build custom
- You have a prototype or spec and need a team to architect and ship it properly
What's included
- Discovery & architecture — requirements mapping, user flows, data model outline, and technical approach
- UX design — dashboard layouts, interaction patterns, and responsive views for real users
- Application development — auth-ready structure, core features, admin backend, and API integration as scoped
- QA & staging — functional testing, edge-case review, and client UAT on staging environment
- Launch & handoff — deployment, documentation, and knowledge transfer
Typical deliverables: Auth-ready architecture · Data views & dashboards · Admin backend · API integration layer · Staging & launch support
Ideal client
Great fit
- SaaS or tool founder with defined MVP scope
- Business replacing manual workflows with a custom portal
- Team with technical stakeholder who can collaborate on requirements
Not the right fit
- Native mobile app primary (web-first or consult for hybrid)
- Undefined scope expecting fixed price
- Mission-critical systems requiring 24/7 SLA from day one without retainer
- Budget below Enterprise tier for full custom app
Related proof
See FlightPathPro (interactive web application) and El Cachuchon (admin backend systems).
Pricing
Starting range: $12,000 – $35,000+ depending on feature complexity, integrations, and timeline.
Common questions
Our focus is web applications — responsive and mobile-friendly. Native iOS/Android is out of scope unless partnered.
Yes, when documentation and access are available. Integration scope is defined during Discovery.
Post-launch work runs through retainers or scoped phase-two proposals — not open-ended hourly without agreement.