Custom Business Apps Built Around Your Business

A custom business web app is software accessed through a web browser and designed around a specific company process, group of users, or business need. It may organize information, guide workflows, automate repetitive steps, provide reporting, or create a secure portal for customers or employees.

Yes. Custom web applications can be designed with responsive layouts for desktop computers, tablets, and phones. The exact experience depends on the features, device capabilities, and project requirements.

Often, yes. A progressive web application can be added to a supported phone or tablet home screen and opened in an app-like experience. Available features vary by browser, device, and operating system.

Not always. Many business applications work well as secure web apps and can be used without app-store submission. If native app distribution is required, that need should be identified during discovery because store policies, accounts, review requirements, and additional development may apply.

Possibly. We can review the current spreadsheet, forms, handoffs, approvals, and reporting to determine whether a custom application would reduce duplicate work and make the process easier to manage.

Yes. Applications can be designed with role-based access so customers, employees, managers, administrators, or other approved users see the functions and information appropriate to them.

Sometimes. Integration depends on whether the existing software provides a suitable API or another supported connection method, as well as licensing, access, security, data quality, and vendor limitations. We confirm feasibility before including an integration in the project scope.

Yes. A customer portal may provide secure account access, requests, documents, updates, scheduling, dashboards, payments, or other approved features based on your workflow.

Yes. Employee portals can centralize forms, documents, procedures, requests, approvals, schedules, resources, and internal workflows with appropriate access controls.

Online payments may be added through an appropriate third-party payment provider. Availability, processing fees, account approval, compliance responsibilities, supported transaction types, and integration requirements depend on the selected provider.

Potentially. Useful options may include document assistance, classification, summaries, search, notifications, or workflow automation. Any AI or automation feature should be evaluated for accuracy, privacy, security, ongoing cost, and the need for human review.

Ownership, licensing, third-party components, hosting, source access, and handoff terms are documented in the written proposal and agreement before work begins. We do not assume that every project uses the same ownership model.

A focused application may take several weeks, while a larger portal or SaaS platform may take several months or longer. Timing depends on scope, integrations, content, feedback, testing, third-party access, and how quickly decisions can be made.

We can provide managed hosting, monitoring, backups, security maintenance, support, and planned improvements through an AppCare agreement. The exact responsibilities and response expectations are documented before launch.

Focused applications start at $3,500. More advanced business applications commonly range from $7,500 to $15,000, while larger portals and SaaS platforms start higher. A detailed proposal is provided after discovery or a Custom App Blueprint.

Hosting is not automatically included in every development price. Managed hosting and care are available through AppCare plans starting at $199 per month, with the final plan based on the application and support requirements.