Web Development

From interactive SaaS dashboards to full-stack platforms we build the web infrastructure your startup needs to grow, integrate, and delight users.

We choose the right approach for your product stage, from Bubble.io MVPs for rapid validation to fully custom React and Node.js platforms for post-funding scale.

What we have built

Every product in our portfolio is a web application, most of them desktop and mobile responsive. For example:

  • AuraDesk: four messaging channels, AI replies, CRM and online payments live in a single platform.
  • Trialo: a custom full-stack web application whose enrolment system new gyms can set up in under 10 minutes.
  • Kindly Communication: staff communication response time reduced by 58%.
  • Opto Financial: users reduced untracked spending by an average of 34% within the first 60 days of active use.

Technologies

React.js, Node.js, TypeScript, Next.js and AWS for full-stack builds; Bubble.io and Webflow for no-code; Xano, Supabase, PostgreSQL and MongoDB for backends and databases; Stripe, Stripe Connect, REST APIs, Zapier and Make for payments and integrations.

Built for scalability

We build with future-proof architecture that grows with your user base and business needs. When you raise your seed round, your codebase is already ready — no costly rebuild required.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can I start with Bubble and migrate to React later?

Yes — this is a legitimate strategy. Start with Bubble for speed and validation. If the product evolves to require full-stack capabilities, migrate specific features or rebuild entirely with user data as your guide. In practice, fewer than 10% of our Bubble MVPs have required this migration. Most scale further on the original stack than founders expected.

Which is better for SEO — Bubble or React?

React (specifically Next.js) wins on SEO because of server-side rendering and static site generation. Bubble produces client-rendered pages, which can have indexing delays. For a SaaS product behind a login wall this rarely matters. For public-facing content or a marketing site, React/Next.js is the better choice.