Build your web application, from idea to launch.

You have a web app idea. We help you choose the important features. Then we build the app, test it and put it online.

Discuss your project
A laptop and screen cards laid out on a table to plan a web application.

You have a web app idea and need a team to build it.

You do not need to know every detail. We help you answer the important questions before work starts.

Starting questions
  • What should the application let people do?

  • Who will use it?

  • What information should it keep?

  • Should it connect to your current tools?

Four simple steps to build your web application.

You see the work as it moves forward. At every step, you can ask questions and approve the choices.

  1. Understand

    Talk about your idea

    We discuss who will use the application and what they need to do with it.

  2. Choose

    Plan the first version

    We choose the pages and features to build first. You know what is included before work starts.

  3. Build

    Build and test the application

    We often show you a version that works. We test it on computers, tablets and phones.

  4. Launch

    Put the application online

    We prepare the needed accounts, information and tools. Early feedback then helps us choose what comes next.

What your web application can include.

Every project is different. We choose only what your application needs to be useful.

Plan and pages

Application plan

The people you want to help, the important pages and the features to build first.

Page design

Pages that are easy to understand on computers, tablets and phones.

Application and information

Accounts and access

Each person sees and does only what they are allowed to.

Information and rules

The system keeps information and follows the rules used by your application.

Tests and launch

Links to your tools

The application can connect to payments, accounting or other tools if needed.

Testing and launch

We test the application in the chosen browsers and put it online.

Target outcome

A web application that is ready to use.

People can open it in their browser, complete the main action and tell you what should be better.

Workind: a web application improved for its users.

We worked in the existing application to improve the arrival of new customers and add features requested by users.

Preview of Workind, a web application used by its customers. Web application

Workind

Situation
Workind already had a web application used every day.
Decision
We improved the existing application instead of starting over.
Outcome
A more useful application for welcoming customers and meeting their needs.
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Questions about web application development

Simple answers about price, timing, features, information and what happens next.

How much does custom web application development cost?

The price depends on the number of pages, features and people who need access. It also depends on the tools that need to connect. We first choose what to build, then prepare a clear estimate.

How long does it take to build a web application?

Time depends on the number of features, the information to keep and the tests to run. A small first version takes less time than a full application. We make a plan before work starts.

What should the first version include?

It should let one person complete the main action from start to finish. Other ideas can be added later. This helps you launch sooner.

What is the difference between a web application and a website?

A web application helps people complete a task, manage an account or work with information. A website is mainly used to share content. Some projects can do both.

Can you connect the application to our current tools?

Yes. The application can connect to payments, accounting or other tools. We first check what already exists and what needs to be added.

Can you add our Excel files to the application?

Yes. We check the information in the files before moving it. We then test the new application to make sure nothing important is missing.

How do you protect accounts and information?

We limit access to the right people and protect information as it moves. The safety rules depend on what the application needs to keep.

Who owns the code, information and accounts?

The answer is written in the contract before the project starts. Our way of working is meant to leave you in control of the code, information and application accounts.

How do you prepare for launch?

We test the important actions and prepare the needed accounts. We can also show users how to get started. Early feedback helps us fix what needs to change.

What happens after launch?

We can fix problems and care for the application. User feedback then helps you choose the next features.

First conversation

Tell us about your web application idea.

Tell us who will use the application and what it should let them do. We will help you choose a first version and estimate the time and budget.