Web, SaaS and mobile applications
We design and build SaaS platforms, customer portals and admin panels, as well as iOS and Android apps — from architecture to app-store release.
- 01Java and Kotlin with Spring Boot — backends and APIs
- 02Next.js, React, TypeScript
- 03React Native (Expo), Supabase, PostGIS
- 04OAuth2, MFA, roles and permissions
- 05Subscriptions, payments, push notifications
A good application is more than an interface. It is a data model that survives five years of change, permissions you can explain to an auditor, and an admin panel the team actually wants to work in.
What we do
- SaaS platforms — backends most often in Java or Kotlin on Spring Boot (Node.js too), Next.js frontends. OAuth2 with MFA, billing, coupons, customer-facing APIs.
- Customer portals and admin panels — interfaces where customers manage their accounts and the team runs sales, support and processes. We build them so that the next internal tool is another tab, not another application.
- Mobile applications — React Native (Expo) for iOS and Android: maps, geolocation, push notifications, in-app purchases, multiple languages. We take the app through the whole App Store and Google Play release process.
- Backends for apps — Supabase or a custom API, PostgreSQL with PostGIS, serverless functions, end-to-end tests.
How we work
Short iterations with a working test environment from week one. Every change goes through a pipeline with tests — including mobile apps, where end-to-end tests protect against regressions that cannot be rolled back quickly.
Related case studies
- Industry
- Own product — mobile app for sailors
- Timeline
- 2 months (May–Jun 2026)
- platforms from one codebase
- 2
- languages
- 7
Sea Spotter — a mobile app for reporting marine mammal sightings
Our own product. Sailors report sightings of dolphins, whales and orcas, and the app turns them into an activity map and alerts others nearby. iOS and Android, multiple languages, subscriptions, AI-powered species-name translation.
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- Industry
- SaaS — automotive intelligence (US)
- environments — test, beta, canary, production
- 4
- automated tests in the modernised service
- 0 → 200+
Modernising a SaaS platform — from a decade-old application server to full DevOps
An automotive data platform for the US market ran on an application server more than a decade old and was built by hand. We moved it to a modern stack, built new interfaces for customers and staff, and a complete CI/CD process on our own Kubernetes cluster.
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Planning a SaaS platform or a mobile app?
Tell us who it is for and what it should do. We will propose an architecture and a plan — with app-store publication scheduled as a stage of its own, not an afterthought.