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Web applications
Dashboards, marketplaces and portals on React, Next.js, Node and Laravel — built by a thirteen-person team in Jaipur that ships escrow flows, live auctions and LMS platforms, then keeps them running.
REACT · NEXT.JS · NODE.JS · LARAVEL
WHAT WE BUILD
Dashboards and admin panels
Role-based views, audit trails and money-moving workflows — MOXAT's escrow dashboard tracks funds through every state change without a spreadsheet in sight.
Marketplaces and auctions
Two-sided platforms where a stale bid costs real money — ARTHURMAURICE's live auctions run on exact state sync, not optimistic guesses.
Portals and learning platforms
Multi-role portals with enrolment, content and progress tracking — ACADEMUN's LMS serves students, instructors and admins from one codebase, not three separate apps.
APIs and backend services
Node.js and Laravel services with typed contracts, background jobs and queues — the part users never see, and the first part to fail when rushed.
Real-time features
WebSocket bidding, live status, presence — built so a dropped connection reconnects and reconciles instead of showing users last Tuesday's data.
Testing and load readiness
Code review, test suites and load checks run on every merge, not the week before launch — so launch day is boring, which is the goal.
HOW IT RUNS
01
Domain model first
We map entities, states and money flows before any UI — an escrow dashboard is a state machine long before it's a screen.
02
Walking skeleton
Auth, one core flow and deploys running end-to-end in the first weeks — thin, but real, on real infrastructure.
03
Vertical slices
Each slice ships a complete feature — schema, API, UI, tests — so the app is demoable and revertible at every merge.
04
Load, launch, handover
Load tests against realistic traffic, monitoring wired in, then launch — with documentation your next hire can actually onboard from.
MOXAT
Custodial USDT payments and escrow for high-trust transactions — wallet infrastructure, automated escrow workflows, dispute-safe release. Money that moves only when the pattern says so.
DISPUTE PATH — FUNDS HOLD → ARBITRATED RELEASE
ARTHURMAURICE
Multi-vendor auction marketplace with real-time bidding and auction-state tracking that stays correct under contention.
STRAIGHT ANSWERS
How do you price a web application?
Fixed scope gets a fixed quote; evolving products run on a monthly retainer with a named team. Either way you see the estimate broken down by feature before we start — and we flag scope changes when they happen, not on the invoice.
How long does a build like this take?
Depends on surface area, not ambition. A focused dashboard is typically a few months; a marketplace with payments and real-time features runs longer. We commit to a first deployable slice early, so you're judging working software — not a Gantt chart.
Who owns the code?
You do. Full IP transfer on payment, repository in your organisation from day one, and no proprietary framework holding you hostage — everything is standard React, Node.js or Laravel that any competent team can pick up.
What happens after launch?
Your choice: we hand over with documentation and a recorded walkthrough, or stay on a maintenance retainer — dependency updates, monitoring, and a team that already knows the codebase when something breaks at 2 a.m. Either way, no lock-in.