Web Applications

Websites and web apps, built to be lived in

Some businesses need a site that finally does them justice. Others need a full platform their customers sign into every morning. As a web application development company based in Jaffna, Sri Lanka, we start both the same way, with a proper conversation about what the thing has to do.

What you end up with

  • A working site or application, live on your own domain
  • The full source code, in a repository you own
  • Design files for everything we drew
  • A written handover, plus a session walking your team through it

How the work actually goes

  1. We work out what it actually needs to do

    A couple of calls, no charge. We ask about the people who'll use it and what currently goes wrong for them. You get back a written scope and a fixed price, not a day rate that quietly grows.

  2. You see the screens before we write code

    We design the real pages and put them in front of you as something you can click through. Changing a layout at this stage costs an afternoon; changing it after it is built costs a week. This is where we spend your opinions.

  3. It goes live in week one, empty

    You get a private URL from the first week and watch it fill in. Every Friday there is something new to click and something specific to react to, and you are talking to the person who wrote it rather than a project manager relaying it.

  4. Launch, then hand over the keys

    We point it at your domain, check it on real phones, and give you the code, the accounts and the documentation. Nothing is locked to us. We stay available for whatever comes next because you want us there, not because you are stuck.

What we build it with

Deliberately boring, widely known choices. If you ever hand this to another team, they'll recognise every line of it. No in-house framework, and nothing you need us to maintain forever.

  • Next.js
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS
  • Node.js
  • Express
  • PostgreSQL
  • Drizzle ORM
  • Turborepo
  • Vercel

Questions people ask us

How long does a project take?
A focused marketing site is usually three to five weeks. A platform with logins, payments and an admin area is typically two to four months. You get a real estimate in writing before anyone commits.
Do I own the code at the end?
Yes, entirely. The repository is in your name from day one and every account we set up is registered to you. If you ever want to move to another team, nothing has to be rebuilt.
Can you take over a site someone else built?
Often, yes. We start with a short paid audit so we can tell you honestly whether it is cheaper to repair or to replace. Sometimes the answer is to keep what you have, and we will say so.
How much does a website or web app cost in Sri Lanka?
It depends entirely on scope, and anyone quoting before seeing yours is guessing. What we can promise is the shape of the answer: a fixed number in writing after scoping, never a day rate that grows quietly, and a breakdown of what is and is not included so you can compare it directly against any other quote you are getting.
Do you work with clients outside Sri Lanka?
Yes. Being based in Jaffna means a working day that overlaps comfortably with Australia, the Middle East and Europe, so a call at the start or end of your day lands inside ours. We work to your hours for calls and put everything in writing, so progress never depends on time zones lining up.

Have something in mind?

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