Portals and web apps, built like product.
Customer portals, partner portals, staff apps and admin consoles. Fast, secure, on-brand — and easy to evolve as your business does.
- Customer portals
Login, account, billing, support, documents, usage — all in one branded experience.
- Partner portals
Channel partner onboarding, deal registration, marketing assets, commission tracking.
- Staff & ops apps
Field-friendly apps for ops teams with offline tolerance and role-based views.
- Admin consoles
Powerful internal tools that don't require a developer for every change.
- Auth done right
SSO, SAML, magic links, MFA, audit logs — security that doesn't get in users' way.
- Designed to grow
Modular architecture so the v2 ships in weeks, not quarters.
Three portals, one platform
Most projects turn out to need more than one type of login. We design the role model up front so customer, partner and staff experiences can share one codebase instead of becoming three separate builds to maintain.
Account, billing, usage, documents and support in one branded, self-service surface — built so a routine question never has to become a support ticket.
Deal registration, lead routing, co-branded assets and commission visibility. The easier the portal is to use, the more your partners actually use it instead of routing around it.
Internal tools for ops, support and finance — role-based views, bulk actions and an audit trail, built for people who use it for hours every day, not once a quarter.
Built to pass a security review — and still ship fast
Auth is rarely the interesting part of a portal, until it's the reason a rollout stalls. We treat SSO, roles and audit as core requirements from day one, not a bolt-on before launch.
- Single sign-on
SAML or OIDC against Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace or another IdP you already run — one login, one place to grant and revoke access.
- Role-based access
Permissions tied to role, team or account rather than hard-coded per user, so onboarding and offboarding don't require a code change.
- Audit logging
Logins, permission changes and sensitive actions recorded and exportable, so your security team can answer “” without asking us.
- MFA & session controls
Multi-factor auth, session timeouts and device visibility layered on top of whatever identity provider you already operate.
- Data boundaries
Tenant isolation and scoped API access so one customer's or partner's data never leaks into another's view — enforced at the data layer, not just the UI.
- Ready for your review
We build to your security team's checklist, not just ours, and expect a questionnaire or pen test before go-live.
How we keep it fast and maintainable
Auth, billing, documents and messaging are built as composable modules, so adding a feature next year is additive work — not a rewrite of the portal.
TypeScript throughout, automated tests on the paths that matter, and a component library your next developer — in-house or otherwise — can actually read.
Source, infrastructure config and deploy pipeline are yours, in an environment you control. We're not the only people who can touch it.
Load time and interaction latency are tracked the same as any other spec, not something we circle back to after users start complaining.
Common questions
Yes — SAML or OIDC SSO against Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace or another IdP you already run, with roles mapped to your existing groups instead of a separate user list to maintain.
You do. Source code, infrastructure configuration and the data itself live in an account or environment you control, not one we hold the keys to.
Usually, yes. One codebase and design system can serve several portals — customer, partner and staff logins each get their own role model and views on top of shared infrastructure.
Most portals keep evolving — new modules, integrations or reports as the business changes. We scope that as ongoing work with a clear backlog, not an unplanned string of emergencies.
Often incrementally — we'll map what exists, identify what's actually load-bearing, and move it module by module so nothing goes dark mid-migration.
It depends on the number of roles and integrations, but a focused first version — one portal type, core workflows, real auth — typically ships in weeks, not quarters.
Have a portal idea?
Tell us who logs in and what they need to do. We'll come back with a sketch of the MVP and a real timeline.