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Web apps & products
The actual product around the AI: the interface people touch, the accounts, the database, the payments, the admin page at the back.
Who needs this
Founders with an idea in a document, and teams whose AI feature needs a real interface and real users before it is a feature at all.
What you get
- A Next.js or React front end that is easy to change six months later
- An API and a database that belong to you
- Auth, billing or an admin panel if the product needs them, working ones rather than mock-ups
- A live URL from the first week, not at the end
- The code in your repository, in your accounts, from the first commit
How long it takes
4–10 weeks for a first usable version.
The price is written into the quote after the call, and it is fixed before any code is written. There is no price on this page because it would be a guess.
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- YourFinance
Personal finance platform with budgets, subscriptions, investments and AI insights..
- Darkbite Tracker
Nutrition and food tracking with macro progress over time..
- video-to-site
Any video turned into a scroll-driven Next.js site..
What is included
- Front ends that survive. A Next.js or React interface that is still easy to change six months later.
- Accounts and roles. Real auth, real sessions, real permissions.
- A database you own. Postgres or Supabase, in your account, with your backups.
- Admin panels. The back office, built properly, because you will use it daily.
- Payments and plans. Stripe wired to the thing you actually sell.
- Search and reporting. The queries your team will ask on day one.
- Files and media. Uploads, previews, and the storage bill under control.
- Mobile-first layouts. Built on a phone first, because that is where it gets used.
- Analytics that answer questions. Events that map to what you are trying to learn.