Web app
Your app, from design to production code, on Postgres and Nuxt or Next.
What's included
- Pixel-perfect code translated from Figma, with components and interactive states from the first iteration.
- Scalable relational database (PostgreSQL) with versioned migrations and automatic backups.
- Secure REST or GraphQL API with authentication, rate-limiting and pagination.
- Automated tests and continuous deployment to Vercel or your cloud, with instant rollback.
Process
Architecture & design system
We plan the DB schema, API contracts and reusable components before writing code.
Development sprints
Every two weeks a new version goes live with fresh features. You give feedback on real code.
Handover & 30-day support
Full repository transfer, documentation and training. 30 days of technical support included.
Projects
Running a two-branch kindergarten
An app for the director and accountant of a private kindergarten: children, attendance, euro-priced fees paid in lei, SMS to parents and accounting reports.
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Orders and stock for a flower shop
An internal web app where the flower shop team takes orders, tracks flower stock and sees the profit on every product.
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SwissCars.md: Swiss cars, online
A trilingual (RO/RU/EN) website for a dealer of cars imported from Switzerland, with a catalog, customer enquiries and an admin panel.
Read the case study →Mees 68, interactive building map
An interactive building map that lets buyers pick a floor, an apartment and its floor plan, with availability always in view.
Read the case study →A digital twin for a trucking fleet
A web platform that shows every truck on a live map, with alerts for engine, fuel and driving hours.
Read the case study →Kindergarten app, modular kindergarten management
A modular web platform with role-based login, where each kindergarten keeps its children, groups, staff, attendance and finances in one place, with its data kept apart from the others.
Read the case study →From the blog
Florist management software: what it needs to include
The modules a flower shop needs: orders, batch stock, losses, online payments and margins. How to choose between off-the-shelf software and your own app.
Web app development cost: why quotes vary so much
What goes into the price of a web app, how it's estimated by module, what it costs after launch, and how to avoid paying for features you won't use.
Replacing Excel with a web app: when it's worth it
The signs your business has outgrown spreadsheets, what a web app for operations adds, what it costs, and how to switch without stopping work.