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Web Development: Web platforms built around your business.

Frontend, backend and everything between, built from scratch rather than assembled from plugins.

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Most businesses reach a point where the tools stop fitting. The spreadsheet that ran operations becomes the thing everyone complains about. The website builder cannot do the one thing the business actually needs. Four separate subscriptions hold four pieces of the same process, and somebody retypes data between them every morning.

That is the point where custom software pays for itself. We build web applications that match how a business already works, rather than asking the business to reshape itself around a product someone else designed.

( What this covers )

Web Development, in practice

Web applications

Multi user systems with authentication, permissions and real workflows behind them. Built to handle the awkward cases your business actually has, not just the happy path.

SaaS dashboards

Multitenant architecture, role based access, billing and admin tooling. The parts that are tedious to build and expensive to get wrong.

Customer portals

Places for your clients to log in, see their own data, submit what you need from them and stop emailing your team for status updates.

Internal operations tools

The systems that replace the spreadsheet, the shared inbox and the three subscriptions nobody can quite cancel.

Marketing sites that perform

Fast, accessible, properly structured for search. This site scores 100 across every Lighthouse category, which is the standard we build to.

Backend and APIs

Databases designed properly, APIs your other systems can talk to, and background jobs that run without anyone watching them.

( Worth talking to us if )

Any of this sounds familiar.

  • Your team spends hours a week moving data between tools by hand
  • An off the shelf product does almost what you need, but not the part that matters
  • You are paying for several subscriptions that each solve a slice of one problem
  • You need something your competitors cannot simply buy
  • A previous build was left half finished and you need someone to take it on

( How we work )

The shape of a typical build

  1. 01

    Understand the work

    We learn how the process runs today, including the exceptions people handle manually. Those exceptions are usually where the value is.

  2. 02

    Design before code

    Screens are agreed in Figma first. Changing a design takes minutes; changing a built feature takes days.

  3. 03

    Build in visible stages

    Work goes to a live staging URL as it is built, so you see progress continuously rather than at a reveal.

  4. 04

    Launch and hand over

    Deployment, domains, monitoring, and a walkthrough with whoever will run it.

( What you end up owning )

Everything, and no strings.

  • The GitHub repository, with its full commit history
  • Figma source files for every screen
  • Environment configuration and deployment access
  • The database, and documentation for its schema
  • A walkthrough recording for whoever maintains it next

( Built with )

  • Next.js
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Node.js
  • PostgreSQL
  • Prisma
  • Vercel

Mainstream tools with deep talent pools, chosen so you are never dependent on us to maintain what we built.

Questions about Web Development

How long does custom web application development take?
CoreFinity Tech typically delivers a focused MVP or marketing site for staging review in 10 to 14 business days. A full web application with authentication, a real data model and an admin side takes 3 to 4 weeks, and larger builds ship in stages.
Can CoreFinity Tech take over a web project another developer started?
Yes, in most cases. CoreFinity Tech reviews the existing codebase first and states in writing whether continuing or rebuilding is better value, because a rebuild is sometimes cheaper than untangling poor code.
Can CoreFinity Tech build to our existing designs or brand system?
Yes. CoreFinity Tech builds to an existing design team's files or brand system, and designs and agrees the screens first when a client has none.
What support does CoreFinity Tech provide after a website launches?
CoreFinity Tech fixes defects in its own work at no charge for the support period stated in the proposal. After that, the client can keep working with CoreFinity Tech or take the code to any team, with no retainer required.

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