Custom web applications
A customer portal, an internal dashboard, or the first version of a product, built around one specific problem you need solved.
First version usually 8–12 weeks
Discuss your projectA good fit if
- Your team runs on spreadsheets that keep breaking or going out of date.
- Customers need to log in to see their orders, bookings or reports.
- You have a product idea and need a first version people can actually use.
What’s included
- A look at how your team works now, then a first version you can use
- Interface design and application development
- User accounts and permissions where needed
- Connections to the systems you already use
- Testing, documentation and a handover plan
Not included
- Features outside the agreed first release, quoted separately
- Hosting and third-party service fees
How I work
I start by learning how the work is done today. Then I build a small first version you can actually use, and we improve it from there.
Questions people ask
What does a web app usually cost?
It depends on the workflow, so the price comes out of a short paid discovery phase. Small first versions usually start around NPR 1,50,000, and the quote covers exactly what the first release includes.
Does every workflow need custom software?
No. If Google Sheets, Shopify or an off-the-shelf booking tool does the job, I’ll set that up instead of building something new.
Why start with paid discovery?
When the requirements aren’t settled, a short paid phase lets us map the workflow and agree what the first release includes. The quote is then based on what we found, not on guesses.
Who owns the code?
You do. The code, the domain and every account are handed over at launch, along with notes on how it all fits together.
Will it work on phones?
Yes. It runs in the browser on phones, tablets and computers, so nobody has to install anything.