Budgeting App
Platform and UI work on a personal finance product named a "Best Budgeting App" by Forbes in July 2024.
We build multi-tenant platforms with the parts founders underestimate: billing, permissions, onboarding, and an architecture that survives your first thousand customers.
4.2 Weeks
Average time to MVP for recent case studies.
The parts founders underestimate, engineered from the first commit.
Enterprise-grade data isolation using Postgres Row Level Security (RLS) or physical database separation. Scale to thousands of tenants without cross-contamination.
Stripe & Paddle integration for seat-based, usage-based, or tiered subscriptions with automatic prorating.
Sophisticated Role-Based Access Control allowing admins to define custom permissions per user, group, or project.
Time-to-value is the only metric that matters. We design 3-step magic link auth and interactive empty states that convert trials to power users.
> unified_layer: active
> tenants: isolated
> billing: active
Identifying the single "Must-Have" workflow that proves value.
Deploying the multi-tenant shell, auth, and database schema.
Building the engine: billing, permissions, and main features.
Live deployment to alpha users and data-driven iterations.
Platform and UI work on a personal finance product named a "Best Budgeting App" by Forbes in July 2024.
Multi-platform mental wellness product connecting users with professional support, shipped from a single unified codebase.
Staff scrutiny, job scheduling and HR workflows across an admin panel, a client panel and a companion mobile app.
Tell us what you're building. We'll come back within one business day.
A focused first release typically runs 10 to 16 weeks. Cost tracks scope, so we give you a range on the first call and a fixed number once the feature set is agreed.
Occasionally, as part of a blended arrangement, and only for products we would use ourselves. It is not our default and we'll be direct with you about whether it fits.
Most clients keep us on a monthly retainer for iteration and support. Some take the codebase in-house. Both are fine and neither is penalised.
Entirely, and from day one. It's written into the contract before any code is committed.