Plate I
Web applications
Portals, dashboards and internal tools, charted before they are built.
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Plate I · Web applications
Most of the software a business depends on is not a website. It is the portal customers log into, the dashboard the operations lead opens at seven, the tool that replaced four spreadsheets and a shared inbox. We map how the work actually moves, then build the application around it.
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| Shipment | Route | ||
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| QS-4169 | Davao → Kaohsiung | 1 d | 20 |
| QS-4182 | Manila → Busan | 2 d | 12 |
| QS-4153 | Batangas → Osaka | 4 d | 6 |
| QS-4177 | Cebu → Singapore | 5 d | 8 |
| QS-4160 | Manila → Rotterdam | 19 d | 34 |
We build
- Customer portals and self-service accounts
- Operations dashboards with live data
- Booking, ordering and scheduling systems
- Internal tools that replace spreadsheets
You get
- A map of the workflow and a written scope
- A clickable prototype before code
- The production application, tested
- Documentation and a handover session
With
- Next.js
- React
- TypeScript
- Node.js
- PostgreSQL
- Drizzle ORM
- Auth.js
A first release usually takes 6 to 14 weeks.
Questions clients ask
- Can you work with our existing system?
- Usually, yes. We start with an audit of what you have, keep what works, and plan a path that does not need a big-bang rewrite.
- Who owns the code?
- You do. The repository, the cloud accounts and the domain are yours from the first day.
