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SaaS Platforms
Multi-tenant SaaS with billing, subscriptions, onboarding, role hierarchies, and admin tooling baked in.
Multi-tenantStripeOnboarding
Sheet · Web Apps
Service · Web Application Development
Web apps, engineered to last.
SaaS products, client portals, internal tools, and customer dashboards — built with the discipline of long-lived software, not a launch deadline.
Sheet 01 · Overview
Apps that outlast their original spec.
Web applications live longer than the original brief. Auth needs change. Workflows expand. New integrations appear. The code has to keep up — or it slows the business down.
We build web applications with that long horizon in mind: typed end-to-end, modular component systems, well-named domain code, and a data model that does not need to be ripped out the first time the business grows.
From SaaS platforms with billing and onboarding to internal tools that replace twelve spreadsheets — engagements ship as production systems, not prototypes that “we will harden later.”
Sheet 02 · Schedule of Capabilities
Capabilities delivered.
6 core areas
Scoped per brief
Scoped per brief
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Client & Customer Portals
Authenticated portals showing orders, files, project status, billing — connected to the systems of record, not duplicated state.
PortalsRBAC
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Internal Tools
Admin consoles, operations dashboards, content moderation tools, and back-office workflows.
AdminOps
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Realtime Features
Live updates, presence, notifications, and collaborative editing via WebSockets or Firebase realtime channels.
WebSocketsFirebase
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Auth & Compliance
2FA, SSO, audit logs, data export, soft-delete patterns — for businesses with real compliance needs.
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Reporting & Analytics
Dashboards backed by real queries, scheduled reports, exports that finance teams actually trust.
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Sheet 03 · Process
How we build apps.
- Phase 01
Domain modeling
Map the entities, the workflows, the permissions, and the integrations. Output: a data model and a written app brief.
- Phase 02
Vertical slices
Ship one full workflow end-to-end before broadening. Auth, data, API, UI all touched in v1 so the integration is real, not theoretical.
- Phase 03
Iterate with users
Release to a beta cohort. Watch the analytics. Watch the support tickets. Fix what breaks. Add what is missing.
- Phase 04
Scale & operate
Performance work, capacity planning, retained feature development — month over month.
Sheet 04 · Stack
Tools we reach for.
Nuxt 3Vue 3RemixReactNode.jsExpressTypeScriptPostgreSQLPrismaFirebaseRedisStripePiniaTailwind CSSWebSocketsGitLab CI
Sheet 05 · FAQ
Questions, answered.
What is the difference between a web app and a website?
A web app has authenticated state, complex workflows, persistent user data, and meaningful business logic on the backend. A website is mostly content. Most engagements have elements of both.
Which frameworks do you use for web applications?
Nuxt 3 (Vue) for full-stack apps and SSR, Remix for tight server-client workflows, and Node.js services on the backend. TypeScript is the default everywhere.
How do you handle authentication?
Email, OAuth, magic links, 2FA, SSO when needed. Firebase Auth, Auth0, or custom-built — chosen per engagement based on user base, compliance, and integration requirements.
Can the application scale to thousands of users?
Yes — we design for horizontal scaling from day one: stateless tiers, queued background work, indexed queries, and caching. Apps we have shipped serve five-figure user bases on a fraction of the infrastructure budget of comparable SaaS.
Do you support post-launch development?
Most engagements continue as retained development: monthly feature milestones, bug fixes, performance work, and roadmap iteration with the customer team.
Sheet 07 · Start a brief
Build the system itself.
Tell us what the app needs to do — and what would break if it stopped working. We'll come back with a domain model and a v1 plan.