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Apps built around your process

Custom systems that mirror your process instead of flattening it. Laravel and Symfony on the back end, React and Vue on the front.

Custom software

Web application development around your process, not the other way round

Off-the-shelf systems force a company to work the way someone else designed. The further your process sits from that standard, the more time disappears into workarounds: spreadsheets next to the system, data retyped by hand, email instead of a real document flow.

A custom application fixes that at the source. We design it around how you actually work, and both the code and the data stay yours - no subscription for features you never open, no user limit set by a vendor.

On the server side we work in PHP with Laravel and Symfony. Both are mature tools with long support cycles and a large pool of developers, so your project never depends on a single contractor.

The interface is built with front-end technologies matched to the job: React or Vue where the application is heavily interactive, Alpine.js for simpler views, and Tailwind CSS as the shared styling layer. We write in TypeScript and build with Vite.

Front-end work is not only about looks. We care about load time, behaviour on a phone and accessibility, because those decide whether someone finishes a form and how a search engine rates the page.

The admin panel is usually built on Filament. It is a proven Laravel toolkit, so the back office - tables, filters, permissions, exports and charts - comes together faster and stays consistent, instead of being glued together from scratch on every project.

Data lives in MySQL, MariaDB or PostgreSQL - the choice depends on whether the project needs simplicity or advanced types and analytical queries. We add Redis wherever speed matters: caching, job queues and sessions, so the heaviest operations never block the user.

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What web applications we build

Internal systems

Panels for managing orders, production, fleets or documents. One place instead of a dozen spreadsheets scattered across drives.

B2B platforms

Ordering portals for business partners, with individual price lists, credit limits and full transaction history.

Integrations and APIs

Connections to ERP and accounting systems, payment gateways, logistics operators and sales platforms.

SaaS applications

Subscription products with multi-tenant support, permission control and recurring billing.

Online stores

Commerce built on unusual product configurators, pricing logic or warehouse integration that ready-made platforms cannot carry.

Workflow automation

Recurring jobs, document generation, data synchronisation and notifications that somebody has been doing by hand.

Interfaces and front end

Panels, dashboards and customer-facing views in React, Vue and Tailwind CSS - responsive, fast and usable from a phone.

Admin panels

Back office on Filament: data management, roles and permissions, exports and charts without building everything from scratch.

Databases and performance

MySQL, MariaDB and PostgreSQL together with Redis for caching, queues and sessions. Indexes and queries tuned for real load.

How we run a web application project

  1. 1

    Analysis and scope

    We start with a conversation about the process, not the feature list. We write down what the system actually has to solve and split it into prioritised stages.

  2. 2

    Design and architecture

    We settle the data model, integrations and deployment approach. This is where the expensive questions surface - far cheaper now than mid-build.

  3. 3

    Delivery in stages

    We work in short cycles. You get a working version to test long before the project ends, so feedback lands while it still costs little.

  4. 4

    Launch and stabilisation

    We set up the production environment, migrate data and stay close during go-live, when the first real users arrive.

  5. 5

    Development and care

    After launch the application keeps living: new features, security updates and availability monitoring.

Technologies we work with

For anyone who wants to know what we work with. If these names mean nothing to you, that is fine - this part is our job, not yours.

  • PHP 8
  • Laravel
  • Symfony
  • Filament
  • MySQL
  • MariaDB
  • PostgreSQL
  • Redis
  • REST API
  • JavaScript
  • TypeScript
  • React
  • Vue
  • Alpine.js
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Vite
  • Linux

Questions and answers

What clients ask us most often

How does custom software differ from an off-the-shelf system?

An off-the-shelf system dictates how you work and charges a subscription for features you mostly do not use. A custom application mirrors your process, and both the code and the data stay yours.

Why Laravel and Symfony?

They are the two most mature PHP frameworks, with long support cycles and a large pool of developers. That keeps your project from depending on a single vendor - another team can pick it up.

Can you integrate with the systems we already use?

Yes. We build API integrations with ERP and accounting systems, payment gateways, logistics operators and e-commerce platforms. We also build APIs for your own partners.

How long does a web application take?

A simple internal system usually takes a few weeks, a larger platform a few months. We work in stages, so you get a working version to test long before the project ends.

Your process deserves its own system

Describe what the application should do. We will write back with how we see it and what is still missing to start.

Let's talk about your project