Web applications
Anything that runs in a browser and needs accounts, data and logic behind it — from a booking system to a full SaaS product.
Custom software & app developmentSoftware for the way you actually work
For when the spreadsheet has outgrown itself, the off-the-shelf tool almost fits, or an idea needs to become a product: web apps, mobile apps, dashboards and portals, written in plain, typed code that any good developer could pick up after us.
01The problem
Where it usually starts
Nobody wakes up wanting software. They want one of these to stop.
- 01
The business runs on a spreadsheet nobody trusts
Five versions, three people editing, and one formula that everything depends on.
- 02
You pay for five tools that each do a fifth of the job
And somebody copies data between them by hand every week.
- 03
Clients keep asking for updates you have to type out
A portal where they can see status, files and invoices would answer most of those messages for you.
- 04
You have an idea for a product
And it needs building properly enough to put in front of paying users, without a six-month agency project.
02What we do
What we build
All of it in TypeScript on well-known, deliberately boring tools, documented, and set up in your own accounts.
Mobile apps
Android and iOS from one codebase, so you pay for one build, sharing a backend with your web app.
Admin panels and dashboards
The screens you run the business from: orders, stock, bookings, invoices, reports, and who is allowed to see what.
Portals
A private area for your clients, dealers or staff, with their own logins, documents, status updates and payments.
Integrations
Your software talking to what you already use — payment gateways, WhatsApp, Google Sheets, accounting tools, CRMs — through their APIs.
First versions
The smallest version of a product real users can pay for, built so it can grow rather than be thrown away.
03Who it is for
Is this for you
A good fit
- Businesses whose process lives in spreadsheets, WhatsApp groups and somebody’s memory
- Founders who need a first version built properly, before there is an in-house team
- Teams paying for several tools that each almost fit
Probably not for
- Anything an existing product already does well and cheaply — we will point you to it
- Very large systems that need a big team from the first day
04The work
Built, live, and open to look at
Both stores run on admin panels we built — orders, stock, customers and exports. InterviewSim is our own prototype, a live voice application, and is labelled as one.
01Clinical skincare2026
Silomin
An online shop for a skincare brand that sells straight to its customers instead of through a marketplace.
What we did
The whole store — storefront, product catalogue, checkout and order flow, and the admin panel behind it.
- React
- TypeScript
- Supabase
- Razorpay
- Shiprocket
silomin.com
“We wanted a store that felt like our brand, not a template with our logo on it. Bitbew built the whole thing — checkout, shipping, the admin we use every day — and explained every decision in plain language along the way.”
02Handmade crochet2026
J Charms
An online shop for handmade crochet. Everything is made to order and no two pieces are the same, so the catalogue had to cope with one-offs.
What we did
Storefront, product catalogue, checkout and order tracking, and the admin panel the shop is run from.
- React
- TypeScript
- Supabase
- Cash on delivery
jcharms.in
“Every piece I make is different, and most shop builders simply could not handle that. Bitbew built the store around the way I actually work, and showed me how to run it myself.”
From the lab
InterviewSim
PrototypePaste in a job description and your CV, then sit a spoken interview with an AI that asks follow-up questions when your answer is vague.
Working locally · first deploy in progress
05How it goes
From first call to up and running
- 01
Understand the work
We look at the process as it runs today — who does what, where the data lives, what goes wrong — before suggesting a single screen.
- 02
Plan the first version
The smallest thing that removes the most pain, written down with the screens, the data and a price per stage.
- 03
Build in slices
Each piece goes live on a private link as it is finished, so the people who will use it can test it while changes are still cheap.
- 04
Roll it out
Existing data moved across, people shown how it works, and monitoring switched on so we see problems before your team does.
Every project starts the same way: a free call, then a written plan with a fixed price per stage. How we work and how pricing works.
Tools and platforms
- Front end
- TypeScript
- React
- Next.js
- React Native
- Back end
- Node.js
- Python
- FastAPI
- Postgres
- Supabase
- Infrastructure
- Cloudflare
- Vercel
- GitHub Actions
06Questions
What people ask us first
01Do you build mobile apps as well?
Yes — Android and iOS from one codebase, usually alongside a web app that shares the same backend. If a mobile-friendly web app would do the job for less, we will tell you.
02Can you work on software someone else built?
Often, yes. We start with a short paid review of the code so we can tell you honestly whether it is worth building on, or cheaper to replace.
03What does custom software cost?
It depends entirely on scope, which is why the first version is planned and priced in fixed stages before any code is written. No hourly billing, and no surprise invoice at the end.
04What happens after launch?
The first three months of care are included: monitoring, security updates, backups and small changes. After that it carries on monthly or yearly if you want it to.
Next step
Describe the process
Tell us what the work looks like today and where it hurts — a voice note on WhatsApp is fine. We will tell you whether software is the right answer at all.
Often needed alongside
01
AI & automation
AI agents that answer customers and handle enquiries, and automations that move data, send reminders and write the reports so a person does not have to.
Read more02
Website development
Company sites, landing pages and redesigns. Quick to load, easy for you to update, and built so search engines can actually read them.
Read more03
E-commerce development
Online shops with a product catalogue, payments, discount codes, delivery, order tracking and the emails that go out after a sale.
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