Custom web development
Built around the way you work.
When a standard website or off-the-shelf tool cannot support your workflow, a custom application can connect your users, data and operations. We start by defining the jobs the software must do and the constraints it must respect.
Start a conversationTurn a workflow into a product scope
We map user roles, actions, data and integrations before implementation. This helps distinguish the first release from later features and gives the project a clearer acceptance process.
Build interfaces and connected systems
Projects can include React interfaces, backend APIs, PostgreSQL data models, dashboards and third-party integrations. Architecture choices follow the requirements rather than a requirement to use every technology.
Plan operation as well as launch
A useful delivery plan covers deployment, access controls, monitoring, backups and ongoing ownership. Support responsibilities, hosting costs and external service dependencies are agreed as part of the scope.
What changes the cost
The estimate depends on user roles, workflow complexity, integrations, data migration, interface states and the level of operational support. A focused first release is easier to estimate than an open-ended feature list. Discovery should identify assumptions and exclusions, with changes reviewed against scope and timeline.
Testing is part of the brief
Acceptance criteria should cover both successful workflows and failures: invalid data, unauthorised requests, integration errors and recovery paths. The proposal should state which checks are included and what needs a specialist review. A test suite is evidence for the behaviours it covers, not a blanket security or reliability guarantee.
Know what you will take over
Before work begins, agree source-code access, repository ownership, deployment documentation, account responsibilities and any third-party licences. Maintenance, ongoing hosting costs and post-launch changes need their own clear scope. These details should be written into the engagement rather than left to a final handover call.
From the studio
Work you can look into.
Client website · live
Sanghvi Consultancy
An insurance advisory website that brings personal and business cover, claims support and direct enquiry routes into one clear experience.
In-house product · in development
AogsiERP
A school operations product bringing administrative workflows together, with academic scheduling and optimisation described as ongoing development.
Questions about custom web development
Can you extend an existing application?
Yes. An initial review identifies the current architecture, code ownership, integration constraints and risks before we agree a change plan.
How is this different from a business website?
A business website mainly presents information and captures enquiries. A custom application also supports user accounts, data and operational workflows, so it needs a different discovery and implementation scope.