Service

Web development

We build web applications that support business processes: orders, inventory, approval flows and reporting. The architecture is defined by the process being automated and the expected volume.

Signs this is for you

  • The operation depends on spreadsheets with no assigned owner and no version control.
  • There is a legacy custom system with no documentation and without the team that built it.
  • You need two systems that do not talk to each other to share data.
  • Your current site is slow, breaks on mobile, or does not show up on Google.

What it includes

Business applications

Internal systems for processes no off-the-shelf product covers: operations control, approval flows, management dashboards, roles and permissions by department.

Portals and private areas

Restricted areas for clients, suppliers or staff: document access, account statements, order tracking, file uploads.

Integrations and APIs

Connecting the systems you already run — ERP, invoicing, payment gateways, third-party services — through documented REST APIs with proper error handling and retries.

Corporate sites and landing pages

Corporate sites optimised for performance and search visibility, structured to generate enquiries.

Static generation where the content is stable, and WordPress where the client requires editorial autonomy.

Legacy migration

Moving legacy applications onto supported technology, keeping the data intact and without stopping the operation during the switch.

How we approach it

  1. Discovery

    We walk through the process as it is done today, with the people who do it. We come out with written scope, the edge cases identified and a fixed estimate.

  2. Technical design

    Data model, architecture and key screens before any production code. This is the phase with the lowest cost of change.

  3. Incremental build

    Two to three week cycles. Each one ends with a working version deployed to staging and verifiable by the client.

  4. Go live

    Deployment, data migration, training for the people who will use it, and support through the first weeks of real usage.

What we use

  • WordPress
  • Astro
  • TypeScript
  • Python
  • PostgreSQL
  • Nginx
  • Docker

What you get

  • The application deployed and running in production
  • The technical and user documentation agreed with the client
  • Staging and production environments with automated deployment
  • Backups configured according to the agreed policy
  • A handover session with the client’s team

What they say

Our digital presence improved. Customers see our services on the website, they get in touch, and we have built relationships with new customers and brokers.
Isaac ChuicoCEO and founder · CHB Transport
Our digital presence is reflected in a modern, responsive website that gives us more visibility and the ability to keep it up to date.
Marketing and Communications · Grupo Anka

Frequently asked questions

Who owns the source code?

It is defined in the contract. The base scope covers the application deployed and running, the technical documentation, and the infrastructure credentials, which are registered in the client’s name. Transfer of source-code ownership can be added to the scope and is priced separately.

How long does a project take?

A scoped internal application is usually in production within six to twelve weeks. A system replacing a whole operation takes longer. You get the timeline in writing at the assessment stage, before you decide.

Will you work on an existing system?

Yes. We start by reviewing the current code and infrastructure and tell you honestly whether it is worth continuing or rebuilding. Continuing is often cheaper than people assume.

What about maintenance afterwards?

It can be contracted with us or handled internally. In the second case, handover includes documentation and training sessions. The architecture is built on standard technology so any team can operate it.

Have a project in mind?

Tell us what you need and we will tell you honestly whether we can help, how long it would take and what it would cost. No strings attached.