Web App Development

6–10 weeks for a production MVP with authentication, core workflows, and billing. 4–8 months for a multi-tenant SaaS platform with roles, integrations, and admin tooling. We ship to a staging environment from week one, so you are reviewing running software rather than screenshots.

Next.js and React on the front end, Node.js or Laravel on the back end, PostgreSQL for data, and deployment on Vercel, AWS, or your existing cloud. We pick boring, well-supported technology deliberately — the point is that your next engineer can maintain it without a specialist.

Yes, and it is a common engagement. We start with a performance audit covering database query patterns, N+1 problems, caching, and infrastructure sizing, then fix in priority order. Most scaling problems we encounter are database access patterns rather than a need for more servers, which makes them much cheaper to solve than clients expect.

Regularly. We embed alongside in-house teams — taking a workstream, adding senior capacity during a crunch, or leading architecture while your team builds features. We work in your repo, your ticket tracker, and your review process rather than importing our own.