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Web applications that your team actually uses.

Customer portals, internal dashboards, admin tools — built on a stack we know cold. React, Node, Postgres. Fixed scope, fixed price, full handoff with documentation and tests.

houzez.bg
Houzez real estate listings platform for the Bulgarian property market
// WHAT'S INCLUDED

The stack we know cold.

Six layers we build into every web app we ship — boring, well-understood choices that hold up under load and under audit.

[01] · FRONTEND

React, fast

Server components where it matters, client interactivity where it doesn't. No unnecessary framework churn.

[02] · BACKEND

Node + Postgres

Fastify or Express APIs, Supabase or raw Postgres — whatever fits the access patterns.

[03] · AUTH

Roles, teams, SSO

Supabase Auth, role-based access control, team provisioning, SAML/SSO for enterprise clients.

[04] · ADMIN

CMS built for operators

Every app gets a management interface your ops team can use. No developer needed for routine tasks.

[05] · OBSERVABILITY

Logs you can actually read

Structured logging, error tracking, uptime monitoring — set up from day one, not retrofitted.

[06] · HANDOFF

Documented, tested, yours

Full test coverage, architecture doc, and a handoff session before we close the project.

// FREQUENT QUESTIONS

Things people ask first.

What kind of web apps do you build?

Customer portals, internal dashboards and admin tools, built on React, Node and Postgres or Supabase, with roles, team accounts and an admin panel your operators can use.

How long does a web app project take?

Web apps with custom dashboards usually take 12 to 20 weeks, at a fixed scope and a fixed price agreed upfront.

Do I own the code when the project ends?

Yes. You get the full source code, tests, an architecture document and a handoff session before we close the project.

Have a portal or dashboard to build?

Tell us what your team does today and what they should do tomorrow. We'll respond within three business days with a written proposal.

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