Work lives in inboxes
Requests, documents and approvals are scattered across email, text and spreadsheets.
Product · Web Application Development
Customer portals, internal tools, product configurators and dashboards. We build web applications that remove manual work and give your team one place to run the business.
The problem
Requests, documents and approvals are scattered across email, text and spreadsheets.
Old systems with full-page reloads frustrate customers and staff alike.
Nobody can answer “where does this stand?” without asking three people.
What’s included
Every engagement is scoped in a written, fixed-price proposal. Typical deliverables:
Workflow mapping with the people who do the work
Single-page application front end (Angular or React)
Secure authentication, roles and audit trails
Document upload, status tracking and notifications
Integration with your existing APIs, CRM or ERP
Phased rollout so operations never stop
The outcome
Customers, staff and documents in one system.
Modern front ends instead of postback-era pages.
Migrate in stages, not in one risky weekend.
Tools & platforms we use
Case study
A legacy 3D builder rebuilt as a modern React application across four regional storefronts, with zero storefront downtime.
Read the case studyOur old .NET builder was the thing customers complained about most. The team rebuilt it in React without us losing a day of trading in any region, and it’s just fast now — 1.2 seconds and it’s ready to go.
FAQ
Straight answers. If yours isn’t here, ask us on a call.
Customer and student portals, booking and application systems, product configurators, internal dashboards and admin tools. See our case studies for two examples.
Often, yes. On the Cornerstone Buildings rebuild we kept the client’s product API as the source of truth and rebuilt the front end around it.
We roll out in phases, run old and new systems side by side where needed, and only switch over once each phase is tested.
Next step
Thirty minutes, no obligation, no sales script. We’ll tell you what we’d do first — even if it’s not something we’d charge for.