Tech Vibes

Services

Nine services: websites, mobile apps, SEO, and software.

Websites, mobile apps, custom software, APIs, cloud, SEO, App Store and Google Play submission, maintenance, and revamps. Each one a real engagement, not a buzzword.

What we build

The kinds of products we build.

Not a generic ‘we do websites and apps’. These are the surfaces companies actually hire: stores, banking, trading, personal brands, operations software, and the work that gets them live.

01 / Web

Websites

  • E-commerce

    Catalogues, checkout, payments, inventory, and the admin that runs the shop.

  • Banking & fintech

    Onboarding, wallets, statements, and interfaces that have to read as trustworthy.

  • Trading & markets

    Dashboards, order flow, portfolios, and data that cannot feel like a brochure.

  • Corporate & company

    The site a serious organisation puts in a pitch, a procurement, or a first Google result.

  • Personal & professional

    Personal brands, consultants, and practices that still need to convert.

  • SaaS & product

    Marketing site plus the authenticated product, not two disconnected vendors.

  • Marketplaces

    Two-sided platforms: listings, payments, roles, and the operator admin.

  • Booking & operations

    Appointments, logistics, and internal tools that replace spreadsheets.

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02 / Mobile

Applications

  • Consumer apps

    Store-ready iOS and Android from one Flutter or React Native codebase.

  • Banking & wallets

    KYC-adjacent flows, balances, transfers, and the security model they imply.

  • Trading apps

    Watchlists, orders, alerts, and market data on a phone that has to stay fast.

  • Retail & commerce

    Shopping, orders, loyalty, and rider or warehouse companions.

  • Logistics & field

    Drivers, dispatch, GPS, and the ops layer that has to work offline-ish.

  • Workforce & internal

    The app staff actually open on Monday. Roles, tasks, approvals.

  • Media & community

    Identity, feeds, messaging, and moderation tools for the operator.

  • Play Store & App Store

    We also submit, list, and ship updates. See the stores service.

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03 / Software

Software

  • Operations platforms

    The system the company runs on when spreadsheets stop scaling.

  • Admin & back-office

    Roles, audit trails, and the screens operations will live in all day.

  • Custom CRM / ERP-lite

    When off-the-shelf tools fight the process instead of serving it.

  • Banking interfaces

    Staff and customer surfaces on top of ledgers, APIs, and partners.

  • Trading desks

    Internal tools for books, risk views, and operational control.

  • Inventory & commerce backends

    Stock, orders, fulfilment. The unglamorous core of a shop.

  • Analytics dashboards

    Numbers the operator can act on, wired to the real database.

  • SaaS products

    Multi-tenant products with billing, permissions, and a definition of done.

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01

Websites & web platforms

Companies come to us when a template site is costing them leads, or when the product itself lives on the web and needs to feel as serious as the business behind it.

Next.jsReactTypeScriptTailwind CSSNode.js

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02

Mobile apps

We build the apps companies put in customers’ hands. One codebase, two stores, production habits.

FlutterDartReact NativeNode.jsFirebase

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03

Custom software

Off-the-shelf tools stop fitting the moment your process is the product. We build the systems in between.

Node.jsReactNext.jsPostgreSQLMongoDB

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04

API design & optimisation

A slow or unclear API becomes everyone’s bottleneck. We design the contract first, then implement it in Node.js.

Node.jsRESTJWT / OAuthPostgreSQLMongoDB

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05

Cloud architecture

Cloud work here is not a slide with logos. It is how the app is deployed, how it fails, and how the next release gets out.

LinuxDockerCI/CDNode.jsNginx

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06

Maintenance & care

Most companies do not need a new build every quarter. They need someone who understands the stack to keep it current.

Next.jsReactWordPress / CMSFlutterNode.js

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Revamps & rebuilds

Revamps are for companies that already have a site, a web app, or a mobile app, and have outgrown it.

Next.jsReactFlutterReact NativeNode.js

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SEO & search

We treat search as engineering: crawlable architecture, clean URLs, metadata, Core Web Vitals, and pages written for the query your buyer actually types.

Next.jsSearch ConsoleCore Web VitalsSchema.orgSitemaps

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App Store & Google Play

Building the binary is half the job. We handle developer accounts, certificates, listings, privacy forms, and review responses so the product reaches users.

FlutterReact NativeApp Store ConnectTestFlightPlay Console

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Engagement

How a company typically hires Tech Vibes.

New product build

A defined first version (website, app, API, or internal system) with a timeline and a clear definition of done.

Revamp an existing product

A website, web app, or mobile app that already exists but no longer represents the business. We keep what still works and rebuild the rest.

Maintenance retainer

Monthly care after launch: updates, small features, uptime, store releases, and a dedicated engineering contact.

Working with companies

The boring parts that make this professional.

NDA & confidentiality

We sign yours before a detailed brief. Unreleased products, credentials, and customer data stay with your organisation.

Intellectual property

Work product is assigned to the client company. We do not keep a private fork of your commercial product.

Communication

One primary channel, a weekly written update, and a project team you can name. Not a rotating account manager.

Invoices & start

Work starts against a signed scope. Typical pattern is a start payment, then milestones tied to something you can use.

Not sure which service you need?

Send the outcome you need (a live app, a faster API, a site that converts) and we will tell you which of these pages it actually maps to.