Multi-tenant SaaS
B2B platforms where each customer (school, agency, gym) gets their own data, branding, and admin. Real auth, real RBAC, real isolation.
Premium tier
Webapps that actually scale.
Booking, dashboards, marketplaces, internal tools — anywhere logged-in users do real work. Six years building them. 40+ shipped. Most agencies refer this out; we build it in-house.
Starting from $15,000 USD · Discovery sprint priced separately
What we build
Four shapes of webapp. Yours probably fits one.
If it doesn't, that's fine — half the work is figuring out the right shape. The discovery sprint exists exactly for that.
Marketplaces
Two-sided platforms — providers list, consumers book / buy / message. Payments, reviews, dispute handling — the parts most builders skip.
Internal tools
Dashboards your team actually uses. CRMs, ops tools, fulfilment systems — built around how you work, not how the SaaS-of-the-week thinks you should.
Booking + scheduling
Multi-resource booking, recurring slots, payment-on-book, calendar sync. The hard parts solved — overbooking, time-zones, blackout dates.
Why us
The engineering muscle most agencies don't have.
If your webapp gets quoted by an agency that's mostly designers, ask three questions: who owns the schema, who handles auth, who's writing the deploy. We can answer all three with the same name.
Senior engineers, not template-stitchers
We write code, not configure no-code tools. When the requirements get weird (and they always do), we change the implementation, not the requirements.
Auth + RBAC done right
Roles, permissions, audit logs, password resets, MFA — implemented properly. Most webapp incidents we see are auth bugs from someone copy-pasting a tutorial.
Schema that survives growth
Drizzle ORM + Postgres. Indexes where you need them, foreign keys for accounting tables, soft deletes where audits matter. The boring stuff that makes the difference at month 18.
Performance from day one
LCP under 1.5 s on the public side; sub-200 ms server response on the app side. We measure it before we ship and after every deploy.
Our default stack
We tweak per project — Postgres might become Supabase or RDS, Vercel might become AWS — but the bones are the same.
- Frontend
- Next.js 16, TypeScript, Tailwind v4
- Backend
- Server Components, Drizzle ORM, Postgres
- Auth
- Supabase Auth (or NextAuth / Clerk)
- Hosting
- Vercel, AWS (Lambda, RDS, S3) for VPC needs
- Payments
- Stripe, Razorpay, custom integrations
- Realtime
- Pusher, Liveblocks, Supabase Realtime
What you get
Every webapp project ends with these in your hands.
- Architecture review + tech-stack recommendations
- Discovery sprint output (1-week deliverable)
- Production-grade auth + RBAC implementation
- Custom database schema + migrations
- Admin tooling for your team
- Integration layer (webhooks, third-party APIs)
- Source code, repo access, deploy keys — all yours
- Documentation + 1-hour handoff walkthrough
- 90 days post-launch support + optional SLA retainer
Ready to scope it?