SERVICE / SOFTWARE

Web applications

The gap between a website and a product is authentication, data, and someone accountable for both. That gap is most of the work.

01 / WHEN THIS IS THE RIGHT CALL

Usually one of these is true.

  • A spreadsheet is running something it should not be running.
  • Clients keep asking for a login, and you keep emailing PDFs.
  • You have domain expertise that ought to be software.
  • An existing app works but nobody left understands it.
02 / WHAT YOU GET

Authentication, data, and someone accountable for both.

Client portals, dashboards, internal tools, and SaaS products — engineered on a modern React and PostgreSQL stack with real security controls.

  • Authentication and role-based access — Who can see what, enforced in the database rather than hoped for in the interface. Row-level security, not a hidden menu item.
  • Data models built for reporting — Schemas designed for the questions you will ask in a year, not only the screens you need this month.
  • APIs and third-party integrations — Payments, email, storage, and whatever else the workflow genuinely touches — integrated with the failure cases handled.
  • Delivered in phases — Defined phases, each with its own fixed fee, so scope stays honest and you can stop at a working system rather than an unfinished one.
  • Yours at handover — Code, accounts, and infrastructure in your name from the start. No hostage situations.
03 / HOW IT IS PRICED

Fixed fees. Senior work. No surprises.

Scoped and phased. Each phase carries its own fixed fee against a written scope, so budgets stay predictable and scope stays visible.

Every engagement includes a written scope, a delivery schedule, and full ownership of your code and accounts at handover.

04 / PROOF, NOT PROMISES

Built, shipped, and running.

riscManager — a multi-tenant SaaS product built end to end.

NEXT / START A CONVERSATION

Tell us what you are trying to build.

Discovery is a working session, not a sales call. You leave with a fixed-fee proposal against a written scope.