React, Next.js and Node.js applications with real-time features, multi-tenancy, Stripe billing and production-grade architecture. We build SaaS products that work for 10 users and for 10,000, without a rewrite in between.
Every web project is delivered with automated tests, CI/CD pipelines, staged deployments and monitoring wired in. Production-grade from the first commit, not bolted on at the end.
React and Next.js frontends paired with Node.js or Python backends. Server-side rendering for SEO, client-side for interactivity, and edge functions where latency matters.
Architecture that separates tenant data properly, not row-level tenant_id hacks. Stripe billing, usage metering, plan limits, customer dashboards and a superadmin panel included.
Live dashboards, collaborative editing, chat, notifications and event feeds. WebSockets, Server-Sent Events or Pusher depending on the use case, chosen for your scale, not ours.
Custom-built admin interfaces, not Retool or Airtable hacks. Data tables with bulk actions, export, real-time sync and role-based access, the tool your ops team actually wants to use.
Backend APIs consumed by web, mobile and third-party clients. GraphQL for flexible query, REST for broad compatibility, event-driven for async workflows. Documented with OpenAPI from day one.
Core Web Vitals optimisation, server-side rendering for SEO, CDN strategy and image pipelines. We inherit broken Lighthouse scores and fix them, measured before and after, not estimated.
These are the tools running in web apps and SaaS platforms under our maintenance today. We match your stack where sensible and suggest alternatives where the current choice creates risk.
No discovery theatre. No 4-week "kickoff sprint" before we write code. Fixed quote in 48 hours, working software by week two.
30-minute call covering user journeys, integrations and the one metric that defines success. Fixed quote in writing within 48 hours.
Data model, API contract, auth strategy, infrastructure diagram. Your sign-off before production code begins. No surprise rewrites later.
Two-week sprints, Friday demos, GitHub access from day one. CI/CD running from the first commit. You test on staging after every sprint.
Production deploy with monitoring, alerting and a runbook. Handover session with the engineer who built it. Retainer available or clean handover, your call.
Most agencies optimise for shipping fast. We optimise for not having to rewrite in six months. The two goals are compatible, if you make the right choices in week one.
We've inherited systems built with whatever was trendy in the year it was written. Postgres over MongoDB for transactional data. Server-side rendering where it matters. No premature microservices on a product with 200 users. The tech choices we make in week one are the ones you won't have to pay someone to undo in year two.
We don't treat testing as a handover checklist. Integration and end-to-end tests are written in the same sprint as the feature. Playwright for critical user flows. The CI pipeline blocks deployment on test failure from week one. You inherit a codebase with real coverage, not a coverage badge that counts string assertions.
One example from a larger portfolio of web platforms under our maintenance.
A full-stack Next.js and Node.js platform with real-time telemetry, AI route planning, driver management, billing and multi-tenant fleet operator dashboards. Built from zero to 50,000+ active operators in three months.
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30-minute discovery call with Prakash or a senior engineer. Fixed quote in 48 hours. No SDR, no scoping theatre.
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