Web applications that turn a process or idea into a working tool.
We build web applications that run in the browser on desktop and mobile — from clickable prototypes that test an idea to focused tools that replace manual work.
Sound familiar?
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A process still depends on paper forms, spreadsheets or long message threads.
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You have a product idea and need something real to test with users.
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Information is scattered and hard to track across a team.
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Off-the-shelf tools don’t fit how you actually work.
What you may receive
Typical deliverables
The exact list is agreed in your proposal.
- Requirements summary and user flows
- Interface design for the key screens
- Clickable prototype, where useful
- Developed web application
- Testing and fixes before release
- Deployment and handover documentation
- Web applications only, for now
- Our applications run in the browser and work on phones, tablets and computers without an app-store download. Native iOS and Android apps are not currently offered.
- Prototype or production?
- A prototype shows how something will work so you can test the idea quickly. A production application is built to be used day to day. Many projects start with the first and grow into the second.
- Integrations
- Connections to other services — payments, email, spreadsheets or existing systems — are possible where those services allow it. Each integration is confirmed during scoping.
- Data and access
- We discuss what data the application stores, who can see it, and how it is protected before development begins.
A good fit — and when it isn’t
Well suited to
- Startups that need a prototype or first version to test
- Businesses with a specific internal process to simplify
- Organisations that need simple forms, bookings or records online
Probably not the right fit
- Native mobile apps for the App Store or Google Play — we currently build web applications only
- Very large systems that must be delivered all at once rather than in stages
The approach
1.Discover
The problem, the people who will use the tool, and how the work happens today.
2.Define
Features for a first version, agreed in writing — what is in and what waits.
3.Design and prototype
Key screens and flows you can click through and test.
4.Build, test, release
Development in stages, testing with real scenarios, then deployment.
What it costs
Browser-based applications that grow with the job — from a single workflow to a complete custom platform.
See all pricingMini Application
from Nu. 18,000
- Basic forms
- One workflow
- Simple data handling
Business Application
from Nu. 40,000
- Authentication
- Database
- Dashboard
- Create, read, update, delete
Advanced Application
from Nu. 80,000
- Multiple modules
- User roles
- APIs
- Advanced workflows
Custom Platform
from Nu. 150,000
- Custom architecture
- Multiple modules
- Complex integrations
Planning your project
What shapes scope, cost and time
What we need from you
- A description of the process or idea, with examples
- Who will use the application and how often
- Any existing data, documents or systems involved
- Time to test and give feedback during development
What affects the price
- Number of features and screens
- User roles and permissions
- Integrations
- Data complexity
- Prototype vs production
- Ongoing support
What affects the timeline
- Feature scope of the first version
- Integrations with third parties
- Availability for testing and feedback
- Changes to requirements during the project
The prices above are starting points. After we understand your requirements, you receive a proposal with scope, deliverables, an estimated timeline and the price for your project.
Good to know
Limitations & exclusions
- Native mobile (App Store / Google Play) apps are not currently offered.
- Third-party services may have their own costs and limits.
- New features beyond the agreed scope are quoted separately.
Evidence
Related work
Prototype
Lam — intercity bus booking
Bhu Tech is a new venture. Instead of borrowed claims, we are building original demonstrations — each labelled honestly as a concept or prototype.
See our workWill my web application work on phones?
Yes — web applications are designed to work in mobile browsers as well as on computers. They are not installed from an app store.
Can we start small?
Yes, and it is often wiser. A focused first version or prototype lets you learn from real use before investing further.
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