Digital product & growth studio · Carlsbad, California Let's Build Together
Web applications · Browser & SaaS

Software your team opens in a browser every day.

Dashboards, customer portals, internal tools and multi-tenant SaaS — React and Next.js on APIs we design, version and maintain. Not a phone app. Not a marketing site.

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socal BioMed product catalog web application
Browser products fail when

Why most internal tools and SaaS demos die

These are product and architecture problems — not “we need an app icon.”

“We shipped a dashboard demo. Nobody logs in for real work.”

Discovery starts with the job to be done and the metric, then weekly staging your team can open from any browser.

“Every schema change needs the original freelancer.”

Tests, docs and a repo you own. Clean handover — or we stay on retainer.

“Integrations are duct tape between CRMs, billing and warehouses.”

APIs designed, versioned and monitored by the same team that ships the UI.

“The numbers in the meeting don’t match the database.”

Reporting pipelines built with the product — not bolted on after launch.

Web stack

How a browser product is usually layered

Frontend → API → data → infra. Each layer built to be maintained in production.

01

Frontend

ReactNext.jsTypeScript

Dashboards, portals and customer-facing web apps built for daily browser use.

02

API layer

NodeRESTGraphQL

Auth, billing, roles and integrations — designed and versioned.

03

Data

PostgreSQLRedisETL

Pipelines and reporting so meeting numbers match the database.

04

Infrastructure

AWSVercelCI/CD

Deploy, monitor and hand over — or stay on retainer.

What we ship in the browser

From one internal tool to a full SaaS platform

Stack we ship most often: React, Next.js, Node, PostgreSQL, and documented APIs.

Internal tools & admin

Ops dashboards, back offices and approval flows that replace the spreadsheet nobody trusts.

Customer portals

Account areas, billing views and self-serve that takes load off support.

SaaS products

Multi-tenant products with auth, billing, roles and the infrastructure that makes them sellable.

APIs & integrations

The layer between your systems — designed, documented and versioned.

Data & reporting

Pipelines and dashboards so leadership numbers reconcile with production data.

Rescue & rebuild

Inheriting something half-finished. We audit first and say fix or restart.

Live browser screens

Web products we’ve shipped

Dashboards, catalog platforms and portals — real URLs, not phone mockups.

Marketing analytics dashboard

Marketing analytics dashboard

Campaign, channel and revenue reporting in one product view.

Catalog & storefront platform

Catalog & storefront platform

Our own lab-equipment brand — catalog platform and storefront.

Customer-facing web app

Customer-facing web app

Fast, accessible front end on an API we design and maintain.

Web engagement shapes

Build · Launch · Retain

Scope agreed in discovery. Deliverables written before code starts.

Build Pack

Discovery, fixed scope, design system and a first production release on staging you can open in any browser.

A defined v1 with a clear launch date.

Launch Pack

Hardening, analytics, docs and go-live, plus a two-week hypercare window.

Teams ready to ship to production users.

Retain

Monthly product increments, monitoring and a backlog you can see.

SaaS and tools that need ongoing development.

Web build process

From brief to production URL

Fixed scope, fixed sequence, staging you can open whenever you like.

  1. 01

    Discovery

    Users, goals, constraints and the metric this product has to move.

  2. 02

    Definition

    Flows, scope and a fixed number — before design starts.

  3. 03

    Design

    A system and a clickable prototype, reviewed before build.

  4. 04

    Build

    Two-week increments on staging, with tests as we go.

  5. 05

    Hardening

    Performance, accessibility, security review and QA.

  6. 06

    Launch & support

    Deploy, monitor, document, hand over or stay on retainer.

Web applications

Got a system that needs to live in the browser?

Send the problem — even if the spec doesn’t exist yet. We’ll scope a web product, not a phone app.