Solution
Custom internal tools
Portals, admin panels and role-based apps built to fit how your team works.
The situation
A spreadsheet or a generic tool almost fits, and the team has built habits around its gaps. The workaround is now part of the process.
What the system takes over
- Replacing spreadsheet workflows with a real application
- Role hierarchies and permissions that match your org chart
- Customer or partner portals with their own logins
- Payments and subscriptions where the product needs them
How a run goes
Four steps, and the last one is a person.
- 01
Map
The real process is written down, including the exceptions.
- 02
Build
A working version ships early so the team can use it.
- 03
Refine
Feedback from actual use shapes the next release.
- 04
Hand over
Code, accounts and documentation are yours.
Where a person stays in chargeYou own the code and the infrastructure accounts. There is no lock-in to a platform you do not control.
Built with
The tools involved.
In delivered work — appears in something that shippedCompatible — the system can connect to it; scoped per project, no track record claimed
- Next.jsIn delivered work
- SupabaseIn delivered work
- PostgreSQLIn delivered work
- StripeIn delivered work
- VercelIn delivered work
- RetoolCompatible
- GlideCompatible
- WebflowCompatible
Questions
What people ask first.
- Code, or low-code?
- Whichever is right for the job. Many problems are solved faster and cheaper in n8n, Make or Airtable. Custom code is for what those cannot do well.
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