Product · Workflow · PWA

A web application that makes real work simpler.

We design portals, dashboards, internal tools and SaaS products around a recurring user task. Login, roles, data and integrations should create a shorter process — not merely more screens.

Business outcome

More than a login screen

Application value appears when it changes the time, ownership or quality of a task the user has to perform.

01

A shorter workflow

Forms, states, automation and integrations replace moving data between email, spreadsheets and disconnected systems.

02

Control over roles and history

Permissions, validation and audit events show who may perform an operation, what changed and when.

03

A product ready to learn

Event analytics, observability and modular architecture let the roadmap follow real usage rather than a speculative feature list.

Fit

When a business needs an application

An app is justified when users return regularly, work with their own data and perform a process whose result must persist.

  • a customer, partner or employee needs an account and saved state
  • the process has stages, roles, approvals, comments or notifications
  • data moves between spreadsheets, email and systems without one history
  • APIs, payments, documents or automation are required
  • the product should evolve as a portal, PWA or SaaS

Scope

Product, interface and technical accountability

We split delivery into measurable releases. Functions critical to data or operations receive acceptance criteria, tests and explicit failure scenarios.

Module 01

Product discovery

Users, jobs, hypotheses, risk, MVP and product metrics.

Module 02

Workflow UX

Flows, states, prototypes, interface content and task testing.

Module 03

Data & permissions

Data model, magic-link login, roles, validation and audit history.

Module 04

Frontend & PWA

Responsive UI, installability, performance and weak-network behaviour.

Module 05

Backend & integrations

APIs, automation, files, email, payments and company systems.

Module 06

Safe operation

Testing, logs, monitoring, backups, deployment, documentation and roadmap.

Process

One complete problem first, then the next modules

The roadmap separates product core from convenient extras. Every release has a specific value and acceptance conditions.

  1. 012–3 weeks

    Product discovery

    Process, users, data, roles, risk and MVP definition.

  2. 023–5 weeks

    Prototype & architecture

    UX/UI, data model, APIs, security and release plan.

  3. 036–12 weeks

    MVP build

    Core functions, integrations, PWA, tests and observability.

  4. 041–4 weeks

    Pilot & launch

    Migration, pilot, fixes, training and production release.

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Project Architect — from brief to blueprint

An interactive journey captures decisions, shapes an appropriate scope and produces a useful project starting point — comfortably on mobile too.

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Starting point

from PLN 20,000 net

Larger MVPs are estimated in releases

Price depends on the data model, role count, integrations, operational risk and security requirements. For a larger product, we recommend paid discovery and separate budgets for each release.

A base starting scope

  • discovery and one complete workflow definition
  • key-screen prototype and architecture
  • responsive core implementation with authentication
  • tests, deployment and handover documentation

This is an indicative B2B entry point, not the price of every application. Systems handling sensitive data, payments or business-critical operations require additional analysis, safeguards and testing defined in the proposal.

Discuss the application

FAQ

Web application FAQs

Will the application work well on a phone?

Yes. Core tasks are designed mobile-first, and scope can include a PWA with installation, fast launch and controlled weak-network behaviour. Exact capabilities still depend on the device and browser.

Can users sign in with a link sent by email?

Yes. Magic links remove passwords and suit client portals, but still require secure sessions, expiring links, abuse protection and a process for changing the account email.

How do you define an MVP?

An MVP covers one complete, safe workflow from entry to result, including required roles, validation, logs and failure handling. We do not postpone quality in critical operations merely to squeeze in more features.

Can the application grow after launch?

Yes. We design a modular roadmap and can manage the backlog through an ongoing development plan. New features are separately described, estimated and tested so product development does not blur into maintenance.

Do you provide hosting and monitoring?

We can deploy to client infrastructure or provide managed hosting. Parameters, backups, monitoring, responsibility, SLA and migration are written into the proposal; no SLA is implied unless expressly agreed.

Start with the process, not a feature list.

Tell us who uses the system, what they do today and where time or information disappears. We will turn it into a testable MVP scope.

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