Web app development that grows the business — not just looks good
Our Chiang Mai team builds web apps from MVP to enterprise scale — every project starts with understanding your business goal before writing a single line of code.
- 200+
- web apps delivered
- 1,000+
- clients served
- 100%
- you own the code
What you want
A good web app should give your business these
A good web app isn't measured by how it looks, but by how much faster it makes your business — and how much it sells.
Want your team to stop doing repetitive manual work?
A well-built web app automates the data entry and chat-chasing that drains hours every day — giving your team back time for what matters.
Want the people who visit to actually become customers?
Traffic that doesn't convert is leaking ad spend. We design every page for conversion, not just looks.
Want to add new features without fearing the system will break?
We ship clean, structured, tested code — so every extension is something you can do with confidence.
Want to own the system yourself, not depend on one developer?
We work as a team with documentation and proper handoff — you own 100% of the code.
What we build
Web apps we build
Every type, every scale — from simple tools to enterprise platforms.
Dashboard & admin panels
Real-time back-office management with granular roles and permissions for internal teams.
E-commerce & marketplace
Online stores with cart, payments, product management — multi-seller ready.
SaaS platforms
Subscription platforms with multi-tenant architecture, billing, and analytics.
Web portals
Authenticated portals for customers, employees, or partners.
API & backend systems
Stable, scalable REST or GraphQL backends with clean documentation.
Conversion landing pages
Landing pages designed specifically for conversions — measurable results.
Selected work
Interfaces we design and build
A broad selection across industries — marketing sites and back-office dashboards alike, designed to look sharp, stay usable, and work on every screen.
Nimbus
SaaS platform landing — dark hero, feature grid, and 3-tier pricing built for conversion.
Lumière
Editorial fashion store — serif display type, a lookbook, and a clean product grid.
Cobalt Studio
Bold creative agency — oversized type, lime accent, and a scrolling case-study marquee.
Verde Kitchen
Farm-to-table restaurant — warm palette, a priced menu, and a clear reservation CTA.
Aperture
Minimal photographer portfolio — a monochrome masonry gallery, work-first.
Paywave
Banking & payments site — trust-blue palette, a card mockup, and security messaging.
Pulse
High-energy gym club — a kinetic gradient, class schedule, and membership pricing.
Bloom Health
Wellness clinic & telehealth — soft teal, rounded shapes, and easy booking.
Orbit
Productivity app launch — a vibrant gradient, phone mockup, and app-store CTAs.
Standard Tour
Chiang Mai day-tour operator — terracotta palette, tour cards, and transparent pricing.
Nimbus Console
SaaS ops console — service-health tiles, a requests chart, and a deployments timeline.
Lumière Commerce
E-commerce back-office — a revenue hero, live orders, and sales by category.
Verde Host
Restaurant floor management — a table map, reservation timeline, and covers by hour.
Paywave Banking
Personal banking dashboard — a balance card, spending rings, and a transactions feed.
Pulse Manager
Gym management — a class board with capacity bars, check-ins, and membership mix.
Bloom Clinic
Clinic day-calendar — an appointment agenda, waiting-room queue, and provider availability.
A representative selection of design & build work across industries and styles.
FAQ
Questions clients actually ask
Straight answers — no fluff.
How long does it take?
Landing page: 2-4 weeks · Mid-size web app: 2-4 months · Enterprise: 4-8 months, depending on scope.
How much does it cost?
From low five-figures for landing pages to six-figures for complex systems. We scope and estimate before we start — for free.
Can you maintain it after launch?
Yes. We offer monthly maintenance plans covering bug fixes, security updates, and feature additions.
What if we have our own developers?
We collaborate well with in-house teams. Clean code on Git, good documentation, and smooth handoff.
Our stack
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Tell us what you want to build
No complete spec needed — just a problem to solve or an idea to explore. We help shape it from the start.
200+ web app projects delivered for clients