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Software Development.

Digital products beyond the website: web apps, dashboards, integrations and internal tools, built with the same design discipline we bring to brands.

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$ tapt ship your-product scoping the problem ....... done designing the system ...... done building in sprints ....... done hardening & QA ............ done deployed to production docs written · repo yours · zero lock-in $
Typical timeline6 – 12 weeks per build
TeamProduct designer + engineers
StackNext.js · Supabase · Node · Headless CMS
EngagementScoped build or product retainer

Architecture you can read.

// every box documented, every wire observable
USERS web · mobile EDGE / CDN fast everywhere YOUR APP Next.js · Node DB Supabase AUTH managed APIS CRM · pay

Deliverables

What you get.

/product-design

Product design

Flows, wireframes and a working design system before code. Software that looks like it came from a studio, because it did.

/web-apps

Web apps & platforms

Customer-facing products on Next.js and Supabase: auth, payments, content, search. Production-grade from the first commit.

/dashboards

Dashboards & admin

The unglamorous screens your team lives in, treated like product. Clear data, fast tables, zero guesswork.

/integrations

APIs & integrations

Payment providers, CRMs, marketing tools, legacy systems: connected cleanly, documented, and observable.

/automation

Automation & tools

Internal tools and pipelines that remove repeated manual work: the highest-ROI software most companies never build.

/docs

Docs & handover

Readable code, real documentation, your repositories. Any competent team can pick it up, including yours.

The route

Six commits to production.

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Scope & spec

The problem, the users, the smallest version that's genuinely useful. Written down, agreed, priced.

Week 1
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Architecture

Data model, stack decisions, integration map. Boring documents that prevent expensive surprises.

Week 1–2
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Design system

Screens and components designed and prototyped, validated with real users of the tool where possible.

Week 2–4
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Build sprints

Weekly shippable increments on a staging URL. You watch it grow; nothing lands as a surprise.

Week 4–9
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QA & hardening

Testing, security pass, performance budget, error monitoring. Production-ready means ready.

Week 9–11
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Launch & iterate

Deploy, observe, improve. Retainer covers the roadmap; the product keeps earning its keep.

Ongoing
Staging link Day 1 You watch it grow from the first week
Shippable increment Weekly Nothing lands as a surprise
Code ownership 100% Repos and cloud in your name, day one
Exotic dependencies 0 Stacks picked for the decade, not the demo

Proven in production

Boring technology,
exciting results.

We pick stacks for the decade, not the demo: proven tools, managed infrastructure, no exotic dependencies your next developer can't read.

Questions

Asked often.

It's the normal case. We translate everything into plain language, decisions come to you as options with trade-offs, and the weekly staging link means you judge the product, not the jargon.

Usually, yes. We start with a paid audit week: we read the code, map the risks, and give you a written verdict (continue, refactor, or rebuild) with honest numbers for each.

Because your product is also your brand. The same people who design your identity design your interface, so the software feels like you, not like the framework it's built on.

You do. Repositories, cloud accounts and domains live in your name from day one, and documentation ships with every build. No lock-in; we keep clients with results instead.

Have a product in mind?

Describe the problem in one paragraph. We'll tell you the smallest version worth building, and what it costs.