Web apps built around the work people do.
We design and build web products, customer portals and internal tools with React, Next.js and TypeScript. From the first screen to the backend, you work directly with the senior team building it.
Web products in our portfolio
Monelee: turning financial inputs into useful insights
A finance platform for tracking revenue and spending, categorising transactions and analysing expenses with AI. Its stack includes Next.js, React, TypeScript, Node.js and PostgreSQL.
Dash: the business side of a loyalty product
A loyalty platform with a customer app and a business dashboard for managing rewards, customer data and marketing. The project brings together React Native, Next.js, Supabase and PostgreSQL.
What we can build together
Web products and MVPs
The core flow that lets a customer get something done: create an account, find what they need, complete a task and pay. We scope the first release around that flow so you can test the idea before committing to every feature.
Customer and partner portals
Accounts, documents, billing and shared workflows in one place. We define who can view or change each record before building the screens, including the staff tools needed to support customers.
Dashboards and internal tools
Replace repeated spreadsheet work with a tool for your actual process. Search, reporting, permissions and integrations are scoped around the decisions your team needs to make.
The web side of a mobile product
A browser dashboard can share data and business rules with your iOS or Android app. We plan the API and access permissions together, while making each interface fit the device and the people using it.
A useful first release, then room to grow
In the first week, we agree the users, screen list, integrations and what a successful launch means. Two scoping sessions end with a fixed price and a launch date in writing.
During delivery, you review working builds each week. We test the main journeys, keyboard access and responsive layouts alongside the backend rules, so the product works on the browsers and devices agreed in scope.
You own the source code and IP. The repository is yours from day one, with documentation, credentials and deployment handover when the product launches. You can take it in-house or keep working with us.
What a web app costs
Our calculator starts at £8,000 for a focused four-to-six-screen web app before additional features. Screen count, accounts, payments, dashboards and external integrations all change the estimate.
For example, a seven-to-twelve-screen web app with accounts, payments, an admin dashboard and a design sprint currently comes to £20,250, with an indicative range of £16,250 to £24,250. This example assumes a standard schedule and no regulated-sector multiplier. It is a planning estimate, not a client quote.
We confirm the scope before fixing the price. Third-party subscriptions, hosting usage and ongoing support should be discussed separately so you can plan the cost of running the product as well as building it.
Public pages and private workspaces need different treatment
A public product page needs clear content, crawlable links and search metadata. A signed-in dashboard needs fast task completion and careful access control. We plan both from the start, keeping private customer records behind authentication and making public content accessible to search engines.
React and Next.js are part of our web stack, alongside TypeScript, Node.js and PostgreSQL. The final choice depends on the integrations, existing systems and team that will maintain the product.
Questions about building a web app
Do you build standalone web apps?
Can you connect a web dashboard to our mobile app?
How much does web app development cost?
How long does a web app MVP take?
Will the web app work on phones?
Who owns the code and can our team maintain it?
What should your web app make easier?
Tell us who will use it and what they need to do, or choose web in the calculator for an initial estimate.