Build Service Dubai, UAE
Software that runs
in a browser
Web app development from Dubai: SaaS products, customer portals and internal tools built as fast, secure browser software your team can keep extending.
A web app is not a website with a login. It is software, and should be built like it.
We design and build browser-based software: SaaS products, customer portals, booking and operations tools, admin panels and dashboards. That means authentication and roles, data models that survive new features, interfaces that stay fast with real data, and tests and deployment that let you ship weekly. One team takes it from design to production, in TypeScript from end to end.
For businesses whose work has outgrown spreadsheets and off-the-shelf tools.
Founders building a SaaS product, companies giving customers a portal instead of an email thread, and operations teams stitching together tools that were never meant to work together. The workflow is specific enough that nothing on the market fits it.
- A critical process runs on spreadsheets and shared inboxes
- Your customers ask for a login to see their orders, bookings or reports
- Off-the-shelf software forces workarounds every day
- An early version exists but is too fragile to build on
What a web app engagement covers
Product and technical scope
Users, roles, core workflows and the data behind them, with an architecture chosen for where the product is going, not only the first release.
Interface design
Every screen and state, tables, forms and settings included, built on a component library your team can extend.
Front and back end
React and Next.js front end, APIs, database, authentication, permissions, billing and email, written with tests.
Deployment and operations
Hosting, environments, automated deployment, error tracking, backups and the documentation your engineers need.
How we work
Scope
Workflows, roles and data mapped, the first release cut to what users need and an architecture agreed.
Design
The core workflow designed and tested in a clickable prototype before engineering starts.
Build
Two-week cycles with a working release at the end of each, deployed to a staging site you can use.
Launch and extend
Production launch, monitoring and a roadmap for what comes next, with us or your own team.
What we believe about web apps
Release early, then often
Software is learned by using it. We get a working version into real hands as early as possible and improve it in short cycles.
Model the data first
Screens change every month; data models outlive them. We get the data right early, because that is what decides how easily the product grows.
Boring technology, well used
We choose proven tools your future hires will know, and spend our effort on your product rather than on our stack.
What you walk away with
- Working software in your users’ browsers
- Roles, permissions and security built in from the start
- An interface that stays fast with real data
- Tests and deployment that let you ship weekly
- A codebase and documentation your team owns
Questions we are asked about web apps
What do you build web apps with?
Mostly TypeScript: React and Next.js on the front end, Node on the server, Postgres for data, deployed on Vercel or your cloud. We use what your team already runs where that makes more sense.
What drives the cost?
The number of user roles and workflows, integrations with other systems, data volume and security requirements. A focused first release costs far less than a full product, which is why we cut scope early.
How long until we have something live?
A first release with the core workflow is usually ten to fourteen weeks. After that, new features ship in regular cycles.
Can it work in Arabic and English?
Yes. We build bilingual apps with right-to-left layouts, translated content managed outside the code and dates and numbers formatted for each locale.
Who owns the code, and who maintains it?
You own the code, the infrastructure accounts and the data from day one. After launch we offer a support retainer, or we hand over to your engineers with documentation and pairing sessions.
