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Web applications your team keeps open all day.
Dashboards, portals and catalogues that still feel quick at five in the evening — built on your real records, not demo data.
- 200+
- Projects delivered
- 16
- Years building technology
How we build
Discover
find the job
Design
shape the flow
Build
make it work
Launch
keep improving
Operations workspace
Everything in context
Work moving through the system
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Still open
Three tabs that waste the day
The marketing site can look fine. These are the windows your team actually fights with.
Talk about the toolPC only
1 seat
Queue
Blocked
Desk
The useful tool only runs on one office PC. That person’s lunch break is a company bottleneck.
Portal
The marketing site is fine. The signed-in half is slow and still looks like 2014.
Sheet
Thousands of rows sit in Excel. Finding one record means interrupting someone to filter it.
What stays pinned
Screens your team leaves open
Screens judged on your records — not a demo catalogue of placeholders.
Portals that cut the status calls
Clients and partners see orders, invoices and documents themselves instead of ringing for updates.
Catalogues that behave like databases
Search, filters and media on structured records — the way AMDB holds action cinema, not a blog of posters.
Install from the browser when a store app is overkill
A progressive web app caches what it needs and syncs when the network returns, without an app-store release.
Speed on production-sized data
Queries, caching and rendering tuned the way a production tool has to answer under live traffic.
Primary viewport
Back offices people leave open
Role-based lists that filter in a keystroke, forms that validate before save, exports your accounts recognise.
How it ships
A fresh URL every week
You click it yourself. Nothing waits for a big-bang launch day.
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Watch the workarounds
We sit through the current tool, note every export and side path, and list the screens that must exist on day one.
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Prototype on your records
Clickable screens over a sample of real data so filters and lists are judged on truth, not lorem ipsum.
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Staging every week
Laravel, Node or Next.js as the job needs. Your team tests in their own browser on a fresh URL each week.
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Logs after launch
We watch response times and errors and add the next screens under support — the same pattern we use for AMDB and Loginfotek.
In production
“The website they’ve developed for our Action Movie Database is nothing short of phenomenal. It beautifully showcases our passion for cinema, and it’s a testament to their technical prowess and commitment to our vision.”
MediaAction Movie Database (AMDB)A public action-cinema database built as a product, not a blog with posters. Professional servicesLoginfotekA corporate website for a cardiac medical products distributor at loginfotek.com.
Decide the shape
Website, web app, or PWA?
The difference matters for cost, hosting and whether you need a store listing.
A website informs visitors. A web application lets signed-in people work on records — orders, searches, admin. We build both; the second is scoped around tasks, which changes design, testing and hosting.
Usually yes, as a progressive web app that installs from the browser and works offline. Prefer a native app only when you need camera, Bluetooth or heavy push at scale.
Laravel or Node on the server; React, Next.js or Vue in the browser — chosen per job. AMDB is media-heavy content; Loginfotek is a corporate catalogue that must stay clear and fast.
Typically low lakhs of rupees and six to twelve weeks for a focused first version, with larger work phased after paid discovery. Code is in your repository from week one.


