Full-Stack Web Applications
Built on Next.js or Astro with React and TypeScript, deployed on Vercel. Server-side rendering, API routes, database integration — whatever the project needs, architected to stay maintainable.
Apps & Extensions
Apps That Work the Way You Need
Custom web applications and Chrome extensions that do exactly what your business needs — built clean, typed end-to-end, and ready to grow with you.
The Stack
Modern, AI-Ready, and Built to Last
Every web project is built on Next.js or Astro, React, and TypeScript in strict mode, deployed on Vercel. No shortcuts on type safety — a codebase that is well-typed now is one that does not become a rewrite project in 18 months.
When the right answer is a desktop app, we build that too — Electron for cross-platform desktop tools that share code with the web version.
AI features get added with the Claude API and Vercel AI SDK — streaming responses, tool use, and structured outputs handled cleanly. If there is a smarter way to do something in your app, we will find it.
What You Get
Every Build Includes
Chrome Extensions (Manifest V3)
Browser extensions built for the modern Chrome platform — minimal permissions, CSP-compliant, optimized for Chrome Web Store review. Internal tooling or public distribution.
Desktop Apps (Electron)
Electron Forge apps for Mac and Windows that share code with the web version where it makes sense — native menus, file system access, and offline support without a separate codebase.
TypeScript Throughout
Strict TypeScript on the frontend and backend. Fewer runtime bugs, faster onboarding for future developers, and a codebase that does not fall apart as it grows.
AI Feature Integration
Claude API and Vercel AI SDK wired in where they add real value — smart search, content generation, classification, summarization. AI as a feature, not a gimmick.
Clean API Architecture
RESTful or tRPC APIs with clear contracts, typed inputs and outputs, and proper error handling. Built to be extended, not rewritten.
Full Code Handoff
You own everything. Clean repo, documentation, and a walkthrough at launch. No black boxes, no vendor lock-in, no recurring platform fees unless the project calls for it.
Project Types
What We Build
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SaaS MVPs
from zero to a working product with auth, billing, and core workflows, deployed on Vercel
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Internal tools
dashboards, admin panels, data pipelines, and ops tooling
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Chrome extensions
productivity tools, data extraction, and workflow automation
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AI-native apps
products built around LLM capabilities from the start
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Client portals
secure, branded experiences for service businesses
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Browser automation
extension-based tools that interact with third-party sites
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Desktop apps
Electron-based tools for Mac and Windows that share code with the web app
Apps & Extensions FAQ
Common Questions
What is the difference between a web app and a website?
A website presents information. A web app does something — it has user accounts, processes data, responds to input, and changes state. If your project involves logins, dashboards, real-time data, or complex user workflows, it is a web app. We build both, and the line between them is often blurry in practice.
Do you build Chrome extensions for internal teams or public distribution?
Both. Internal extensions for productivity tooling, data extraction, or workflow automation are a common project type. We also build extensions intended for the Chrome Web Store. Manifest V3 compliance, CSP, and minimal-permission architecture are standard on every extension we ship.
Can you add AI features to an existing app?
Yes — this is one of the most common requests. We integrate the Claude API and Vercel AI SDK into existing codebases: smart search, summarization, auto-fill, classification, chat interfaces. If your app already exists and you want to make it smarter, we scope the integration and add it cleanly without rewriting what already works.
How do you handle authentication and user accounts?
We build auth using proven patterns — cookie-based sessions, JWTs, or third-party providers (Google, GitHub). For most projects we recommend keeping auth simple and auditable rather than building something custom. The right choice depends on your user base and security requirements.
What happens after launch — who maintains it?
You own the code, fully. After handoff you get the repo, documentation, and a walkthrough of how everything is structured. We offer ongoing support engagements for teams that want continued development or maintenance. There is no lock-in either way.
Do you build desktop apps?
Yes. We build with Electron (Forge) for cross-platform desktop tools — sharing code with the web version where it makes sense, packaged as a native Mac or Windows app. We will tell you honestly whether a desktop app is the right call for your project before we start.