Dashboards, customer portals and internal tools built on Next.js and TypeScript. Scoped in writing, priced per milestone, and handed over with every line of code.
Orders live in one sheet, stock in another, invoices in a third. Every report is a copy-paste job and nobody fully trusts the numbers.
One database and one dashboard, with a view for each role.
You pay per seat for a CRM, then run the real process on WhatsApp and paper because the tool doesn't match how your business works.
Software shaped around the process you already run.
Hourly invoices kept growing, the code is undocumented, and nobody on your side can deploy it or explain how it works.
Fixed milestone pricing, typed code and full repository ownership at every milestone.
Dashboards, portals and internal tools on Next.js and TypeScript.
Inventory, job cards, approvals and invoicing in one place, with tablet-first screens for the shop floor.
Slots, staff calendars, reminders and payments for service businesses that run on appointments.
Self-serve order tracking, documents and support tickets, so your team stops answering the same calls.
Lead capture, follow-up reminders and pipeline stages that match how your sales team actually sells.
Live numbers for owners and managers, with exports to Excel when the accountant asks.
UPI and payment gateways, WhatsApp, accounting tools and the systems you already depend on.
No extra line items.
Typed, documented and widely used, so your in-house team or any future vendor can take over without friction.
The same engagement on every project: scoped in writing, priced per milestone, shipped in the open.
A call with a senior engineer to map the screens, roles and data you need, and the spreadsheets or tools the app will replace.
A written scope with fixed pricing for each milestone. You know the cost and the deliverables before any work starts.
Working software from the first sprint. Every Friday you get a demo build and plain-English notes on what changed.
We deploy to production, import your existing data, train your team and stay on for a post-launch bug warranty.
Owners see what the floor is doing without walking the floor. Managers approve from their phone. Every change is logged with who made it and when.
Illustrative interface. Events stream while it is on screen.
A garment manufacturer in Jaipur replaced six paper logbooks with one system for job cards, inventory and GST-ready invoicing, used on 10-inch tablets on the shop floor.
StackNext.js / TypeScript / PostgreSQL / Tablet UI
What founders usually ask before starting a web app development project.
Something else? Ask an engineer
It depends on the screens, roles and integrations involved, so we don't publish a rate card. After a scoping call you get a written quote with a fixed price per milestone, usually within 24 hours. The price on the quote is the price you pay.
We work in two-week sprints, and you see working software at the first Friday demo. The full timeline depends on scope and is written into your quote milestone by milestone, so you can plan around real dates.
Yes. We start with a project audit: we review the codebase, hosting and open issues, then tell you plainly whether to fix, extend or rebuild. Request one from the Free Project Audit page.
Every screen is responsive. Where staff use the app on the shop floor or at a counter, we design tablet-first, with large touch targets and fewer typing steps.
You do, 100%. The GitHub repository, deployment credentials and IP transfer to your company. Your in-house team or another vendor can pick it up without asking us.
A senior engineer reads every brief. You get a written scope with a fixed price per milestone, usually within a day.
