Web applications, built end to end
Dashboards, admin panels, booking systems and internal tools — the interface, the API, the database, the server and the deployment, handled by one person who stays reachable afterwards.
What I build
- Internal tools that replace a spreadsheet several people are fighting over
- Admin panels and dashboards, with roles so staff see only what they should
- Inventory, billing and record-keeping systems
- Search and matching features, including image detection
- APIs, and integrations with services you already use
- Deployment and hosting on infrastructure I manage for you
Work you can look at
Agribooktech
Inventory management and invoicing — stock tracking and invoice generation in one place, replacing spreadsheets and manual billing.
Visit →Photology
Photo search built on image detection — people find the photos they actually appear in, instead of scrolling an entire event gallery. Separate admin and user dashboards.
Visit →Insurance OS
An internal operations tool running continuously in production on the same infrastructure.
Visit →And two tools of my own
Free tools I built and published. They're the easiest way to judge the quality of the work before you commit to anything.
Long Weekend Finder
Every page pre-generated at build time, so it loads almost instantly and keeps working even if the upstream holiday data source goes down.
Open →Meeting Time Planner
Working-hour overlap between cities, handling daylight saving and half-hour timezones, with no external service that can fail.
Open →How it's built and kept running
Everything runs on infrastructure I manage: applications containerised behind nginx, released through a pipeline that tests each version before it goes live and rolls back automatically if a release fails. HTTPS certificates are installed and renew themselves.
That matters for one practical reason — a bad deploy doesn't take your business offline while someone works out what went wrong.
Common questions
What counts as a web application rather than a website?
A website presents information. A web application does work — people log in, enter and change data, and the software acts on it. Dashboards, booking systems, admin panels and inventory tools are all applications.
How long does a web application take to build?
A focused first version usually takes several weeks rather than days. It's almost always better to build the smallest version that solves the real problem, put it in front of users, and add to it — rather than spend months building everything at once and discovering half of it wasn't needed.
Do you work with people outside Madhya Pradesh?
Yes. Application work is done remotely with clients anywhere in India. Meeting in person is an option around Khandwa and Indore, but it isn't required.
Who looks after it once it's live?
It runs on infrastructure I set up and maintain, with HTTPS and automated deployments that test before going live. Later changes are quoted as separate pieces of work — I don't do monthly retainers.
Will I be locked in to you?
No. The code and the data are yours and can be handed over. I use standard tools rather than anything proprietary, so another developer can pick the project up if you ever want them to.
Discuss your project
Describe the problem rather than the solution — what's slow, manual or error-prone today. That's usually the fastest route to a useful answer.
Prefer email? contact@platformown.com — I reply within two working days.