Architecture document
How it fits together, why, what changes when you scale. Read it and you know the app.
// custom web app development
Custom web apps that survive contact with users.
Custom web application work for teams who need a real product, not a CMS pretending to be one. Architecture defended, CI/CD wired, tests where they pay, handoff that means something.
// where teams get stuck
Your app outgrew its first contractor. And its second.
- A codebase nobody on the current team wrote.
- Documentation that ends at the README.
- Tests that test the mocks.
- A deploy process that lives in one person's head.
// what's included
What ships.
Production CI/CD
Preview deploys per PR. Type-checked, linted, tested before merge.
Component library + design system
Built with your tokens. Reusable. Documented.
Test coverage at the boundaries
Payments, auth, data integrity, the things that wake someone up.
Post-launch support window
Bugs we shipped, we fix. Then your team owns it.
// how we work
Three phases. Built to last.
01 · Calibrate
30-min call, written scope, milestones, what could go wrong.
02 · Build
Weekly demo on staging. PRs against the architecture doc.
03 · Hand off
Your team owns it. Support window starts.
// common questions
What teams ask before signing.
Scoped per project. Timing depends on integrations, auth complexity, and how cleanly the requirements come in. We share the timeline in the written proposal after the discovery call.
Scoped per project. We don't quote without a written scope. Budget conversations happen on the discovery call, before either side has committed to anything.
Both. Existing codebases need an audit first; that's part of the scope.
Yes — a post-launch support window comes included, and optional monthly care plans are available after that.
Murcia, Spain. Remote across Europe, the UK, and North America.