Your product is not a website with a login. It is the thing your customers open on their busiest day, under pressure, to get actual work done.
Most studios hand over a Figma file and wish you luck. We design the flows, the empty states and the error states — then build and deploy the working application.
We build on Next.js, Supabase, Stripe and Vercel. A modern, AI-augmented stack means a small team ships what used to take a department, without the headcount showing up in your invoice.
Because the brand and the product come from the same studio, what you launch reads as one decision — not three vendors negotiating in the margins.
Every engagement is scoped to your needs. Here is what a product build usually covers.
We map what someone is actually trying to do before a single screen exists — the core loop, the two or three flows the product lives or dies on, and the ones you can safely cut.
Tokens, type, colour, surfaces and components built to compose every screen, so the tenth feature still looks like it belongs with the first.
Dashboards, multi-step forms, search and filtering, file handling. Front-end on Next.js with real state, real loading conditions and the edge cases nobody demos.
Schema design on Supabase with row-level security, authentication and role-based access, plus Stripe subscriptions and billing flows that survive contact with real customers.
Transactional email, e-signatures, calendars and webhooks — connecting the product to the services your operation already runs on.
Deployed on Vercel with version control, staging and analytics. Then we watch how it is genuinely used and cut whatever nobody touches.
We start with the operation — who uses this, what they do today, and where the spreadsheets and group chats are quietly holding it together.
A clickable prototype of the core flow before production code exists. Cheap to change now; expensive to change after launch.
Interface design runs in parallel with development. You see working software early and often, not a presentation at the end.
Deployment, environments, analytics and error monitoring — then a first iteration cycle against how people actually use it.
Two products designed, built and shipped end to end — brand, interface and working application.