Web application development
More than a website: a working application.
A client portal, booking system, internal admin tool or your own SaaS idea — I build applications that run in the browser with no installation and work flawlessly on mobile.
When do you need an app instead of a website?
A website presents. A web application works: it manages data, runs processes and serves users. If any of these apply to you, you need an application.
Your clients want to log in
Order tracking, documents, invoices, appointments — your clients expect their own account and a self-service interface.
Your team needs a shared workspace
Tasks, projects, inventory, timesheets — an internal system everyone can use at once, from anywhere.
You want to build a paid service
You have a SaaS idea or a subscription service — you need a product that handles registration, payments and permissions.
The mobile experience is critical
Your staff works in the field, your clients use their phones — you need an app-like experience without building a native app.
What you get in a web application.
User management and permissions
Secure login, roles, data access rules — everyone sees exactly what they're allowed to see.
Responsive, app-like interface
A single codebase that feels like a native app on desktop, tablet and phone — with no installation.
Blazing fast performance
A modern stack (Next.js, React, Supabase) with server-side rendering — not a sluggish internal tool but a fast product.
Security by default
Encrypted connections, row-level data access control, regular backups — your data is protected.
APIs and integrations
Payment providers, invoicing, email, maps — the application connects to external services.
Built-in analytics
Real-time statistics and dashboards from your application's data — no separate reporting needed.
How I work.
From idea to specification
We define what the application must do, who uses it, and what the smallest version is that already delivers value.
Prototype and design
A clickable plan that's still cheap to change — before a single line of code is written.
MVP development in weeks
The focused first version is live in 4-8 weeks, tested with real users.
Iterating on feedback
We improve based on usage data and feedback — always building what's worth the most.
How much does it cost?
The price of a web application depends on the number and complexity of features. The key is the MVP mindset: core features ship first, so you get a working product within weeks on a controlled budget — and grow it from revenue.
Put together your requirements in the configurator and get an instant estimate.
Frequently asked questions.
Knowledge base links.
Software development pricing 2026 — realistic rates for SMBs
Honest prices and ranges per service — because hiding behind a 'request a quote' button does not help anyone decide. Here you get concrete numbers as a starting point.
In-house developer vs. agency — SMB decision guide
Custom software, website, or web app needs a developer — but do you hire in-house or choose an external partner? Here's an honest comparison for SMBs.