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Web apps that fit the way you work
Use
What a web app is good for
- Internal processes that are currently scattered across spreadsheets, e-mails and paper.
- Portals where customers or partners submit documents and follow progress.
- Specialist applications with roles, approvals and traceable documentation.
- A first software product of your own that you want to test and grow step by step.
Scope
What is included
- Workflow and roles
- Who records, who reviews, who sees what? We answer these questions before any interface exists.
- Interface
- Responsive, keyboard accessible and with clear status and error messages.
- Data and interfaces
- Data model, sign-in, permissions and connections to the tools you already use.
- Operation
- Hosting, deployment and a plan for who maintains the application afterwards.
Practice
From our own products
Verbandbuch.org, SiGeKo and MyQuickDish are web applications we build ourselves. They combine a simple entry point with roles, live views or a portal for invited companies.
Framework
What shapes a quote
- The number of roles, workflows and types of data.
- Existing systems that need to be connected.
- Requirements for data protection, storage location and retention.
- Whether we maintain the application afterwards or your team takes over.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How much does a web app cost?
That depends on the scope. After a first conversation we describe a sensible starting point and give you a specific quote for it – no flat rate up front.
Do I need the complete application right away?
Rarely. A clearly limited first workflow that real users can try is often the better start before more features are added.
Can a web app become a smartphone app later?
A well-built web app also works on smartphones. Whether a native app makes sense in addition depends on the actual requirements.
Other focus areas
Next step
Tell us what you are planning.
A few sentences about your goal, users and starting point are enough. We reply by email and suggest a sensible next step.