Web applications
A web application is software your customers or team use in a browser, like a customer portal, a booking system or an internal dashboard. We design and build it around how your business actually works.
Often built with Laravel, Next.js, React.
What you’ll have at the end
One place online where your customers and team get their work done.
- Screen designs for the main tasks your users need to do
- A working application with accounts and permissions
- Connections to the tools and data you already use
- The source code, setup notes and a team walkthrough
Is this right for you?
If any of these sound familiar, we can help.
We run the business on spreadsheets and email threads.
Customers keep asking us for things they could do themselves.
Our team copies the same information between several tools.
What we can help with.
When spreadsheets and disconnected tools stop fitting the work, a web application can bring it together. We design the screens, data and business logic around the people who will use them.
Customer portals
Give customers a clear place to manage their account, requests and documents.
Internal tools
Replace repeated data entry with connected dashboards, approvals and reports.
APIs & integrations
Connect the systems you already rely on, with clear permissions and failure handling.
How it works.
Four steps, the same for every project. Choose a step to see what happens.
Step 1 of 4: what you see
Hi, we take bookings by phone and it’s getting messy. Can customers book online instead?
Yes, that’s a good fit. Two quick questions: how many staff take bookings, and do you already use a calendar?
Questions about web applications.
Short answers to what people ask before starting.
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Emailhello@mojarsoft.comWhatsApp+8801773362693Discuss your projectWhat do I receive with a web application?
Typically: screen designs for the main tasks your users need to do; a working application with accounts and permissions; connections to the tools and data you already use; the source code, setup notes and a team walkthrough. The exact list is agreed in writing before work begins.
Do I need technical knowledge?
No. Describe the problem and what you want to change. We explain the options in plain words and what each one means for your budget.
Can you work with what we already have?
Yes. We start by reviewing your current setup and its limits. The proposal explains what can be reused and where changes are needed.
How are cost and timing agreed?
We agree on scope, deliverables and milestones before work starts. The quote reflects that scope, and any change is discussed before it is added.
What happens after delivery?
You receive everything agreed in the proposal. Ongoing maintenance and support are agreed separately so responsibilities are clear.