Services · Web & app engineering

Web and mobile app development services

We design and build web applications, SaaS platforms, customer portals and mobile apps: the screens your customers use, the admin panel your staff run the business from, and the API in between.

Overview

Software your customers and staff log into every day

Most of our projects start when a business has outgrown spreadsheets, a website template or a tool that almost fits. We build the product around the way your team actually works, and connect it to the payments, email and services you already use.

Everything is written in TypeScript on Next.js and Node.js, so one team owns the whole build. You see a working version every week instead of a demo at the end, and the code, designs and documentation are yours at launch.

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The problem

Problems this service solves

  • Work is stuck in spreadsheets and chat

    Orders, bookings or approvals live in shared sheets and message threads, so nobody sees the current status and mistakes surface late.

  • Off-the-shelf tools almost fit

    You pay for several subscriptions and still copy data between them, because none of them matches how your business runs.

  • An existing app is slow or hard to change

    Pages load slowly on phones, small changes take weeks, and the original developers are no longer around to explain the code.

  • An idea needs a first release

    You need a version people can sign up to and use, without a long build that tries to do everything at once.

Our approach

How we solve them

  1. Start from the workflow

    We map who does what, and in which order, before designing screens. The first release covers the loop people repeat every day; extra roles and integrations follow once that loop is in use.

  2. One team across the stack

    Front end, API, database and admin panel are built by the same engineers, so nothing is lost between agencies.

  3. A working build every week

    You review the real product as it grows, not slides, and can change direction while it is still cheap to do so.

  4. Built to be maintained

    Typed code, a readable structure and documentation mean your own team, or another vendor, can extend the product after launch.

Scope

What's included

  • Web applications and SaaS platforms

    Customer dashboards, booking and order systems, and multi-user products with accounts, roles and billing.

  • Mobile apps

    A responsive web app when the workflow is still changing; a cross-platform store app when the product needs the camera, offline use or push notifications.

  • APIs, back ends and integrations

    REST and GraphQL APIs, databases, payment gateways, email and the third-party services your business already relies on.

  • Admin panels and content management

    Tools your staff use to manage orders, content, users and reports without asking a developer.

  • E-commerce storefronts

    D2C stores with product storytelling, a fast mobile checkout and an SEO-ready structure.

  • Audits and rebuilds

    Performance, security and accessibility reviews of an existing app, followed by fixes or a phased rebuild.

Technologies we use

Front end
  • Next.js
  • React
  • TypeScript
Mobile & cross-platform
  • Expo
  • React Native
Back end & APIs
  • Node.js
  • Express
  • Prisma
  • REST & GraphQL
Data & hosting
  • MongoDB
  • PostgreSQL
  • Cloudinary
  • Vercel
  • AWS
  • GCP
Process

How a web or app project runs

  1. Discovery call

    A 30-minute call about the problem, the users and the deadline, followed by a scoped proposal, usually within 2–3 business days.

  2. Workflow and design

    User flows, the data model and screen designs you can react to before the build starts.

  3. Weekly build sprints

    Features land in a working version every week, in the order agreed in the plan.

  4. Launch and handover

    Production release, monitoring, and a handover with documentation and training.

  5. Support and iteration

    An optional monthly retainer for fixes, new features and performance work.

Typical timelines: MVPs and web apps take 8–14 weeks; larger platforms with AI, admin panels and integrations take 12–20 weeks. You get a week-by-week plan before kickoff.

Benefits

What you get

  • A product you own

    Code, designs and documentation are handed over at launch. Support is optional, never a lock-in.

  • Fast on phones

    Page speed and Core Web Vitals are checked before launch, because most users arrive on mobile.

  • Fewer manual steps

    When the workflow lives in one system, data is entered once and everyone sees the same status.

Practical examples

How we usually approach three common requests.

  • SaaS MVP

    The first release is the workflow people repeat: accounts, the main screens and one admin view. Extra roles and integrations wait until that loop is in use.

    What changes the cost of an MVP
  • Mobile app or web app?

    When the phone is the product (camera, offline use or push notifications) we build a store app. When the workflow is still changing, a responsive web app ships first and the store build follows.

  • Booking and tracking platforms

    A product with bookings, live status and an operations dashboard is a web application, not a website theme. Quadrato Cargo is an example.

    Quadrato Cargo case study
FAQ

Questions about web and app projects

Something else? Ask us directly; we reply within one business day.

Most MVPs and web apps take 8–14 weeks. Larger platforms with admin panels, AI features and integrations take 12–20 weeks. We share a week-by-week plan before kickoff, so you know what ships when.

Fixed-scope projects are quoted after a discovery call. Budget ranges start from ₹5L for focused builds; larger platforms are phased, so you pay for one release at a time. Every proposal lists deliverables, timeline and payment milestones.

If the product depends on the camera, offline use or push notifications, a store app makes sense from the start. If the workflow is still changing, a responsive web app ships faster and is cheaper to adjust; the store app can follow.

You do. Code, designs and documentation are handed over at launch. Support retainers are optional.

Yes. We start by reviewing the code, hosting and open issues, then recommend whether to fix what is there or rebuild in phases.

Yes. Our studio is in Gandhinagar and we work remotely with clients in India, the USA, the UK, Europe and the Middle East. Calls are scheduled in the overlap between your working day and ours.

Let's talk

Planning a web or mobile app?

Send a short brief. We reply within one business day with questions, a suggested first release and a timeline.

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